The Sale of Goods Act 1979 lays down certain rules relating to the passing of risk. Critically evaluate these rules and consider whether risk always rests with the party who ought reasonably to bear it.

This question requires consideration of the rules relating to the passing of risk. You should explain that risk in this context means the risk of theft, loss or damage to the goods, but not the risk of non-payment.

You will need to explain that the question of which party bears the risk in the goods depends on whether or not the buyer deals as a consumer

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