... Mr cream doesn't need to pay the extra £5,000 to Ccraig &sons Ltd. The counsel for the defendant mentioned that if the terms and conditions were not expressed it may be implied by the business efficacy test of The Moorcock (1889) 14 PD 64 . S14 of sale of goods act1979 highlights that there must be a satisfactory quality of goods. The claimant did not receive satisfactory service from JGH plumbers the fumes and perforated pipes amount to breaches in the contract. Exclusion clauses are not effective on common law grounds its not enough to rule out claim in tort as per white v Jon Warwick (1953) 2 All ER 1021. The counsel for the claimant is claiming that JGH plumbers is wrongfully repudiated, therefore claimant has the right to damages. The counsel for the claimant also argued that John Christie ( defendant ) was also in breach of contract as the doors and ...

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