This document summarizes key aspects of contracts for the sale of goods under Indian law. It outlines essential elements like two parties (buyer and seller), goods as the subject matter, and consideration (price). A sale involves transferring property in goods from seller to buyer, while an agreement to sell involves future transfer upon conditions. It also distinguishes conditions from warranties and implied from express terms. It discusses implied conditions regarding title, description, sample, quality, fitness and wholesomeness. Implied warranties include quiet possession, freedom from encumbrances, and quality/fitness by usage of trade. Exceptions to caveat emptor are also noted.

22. Rights of unpaid seller Against the goods Against the seller personally Where the property in the goods has not passed Where the property in the goods has passed Lien Stoppage in transit Re sale With holding delivery Stoppage in transit Suit for price Repudiation of contract Suit for damages Suit for interest