The Sales of Goods Act, 1930 is a core and high-weightage topic under CAIIB – BRBL (Banking Regulations & Business Laws). Questions from this Act are frequently asked in the exam and are often conceptual, application-based, and case-oriented, especially from areas such as sale vs agreement to sell, conditions and warranties, caveat emptor, and rights of an unpaid seller.
This quiz has been specially designed based on previous year CAIIB exam trends to help aspirants strengthen their understanding of the Act in a question-and-answer format. Each question is followed by a clear explanation to help you grasp legal concepts quickly and apply them accurately in the exam.
Attempt this quiz to evaluate your preparation level, identify weak areas, and revise the Sales of Goods Act effectively.
Sales of Goods Act (SOGA) Quiz
The Sales of Goods Act is a scoring area in CAIIB BRBL if prepared with conceptual clarity and regular practice. Most questions test your ability to differentiate legal terms, apply provisions to practical situations, and understand buyer–seller rights and liabilities.
Revising MCQs like these will help you avoid common mistakes, improve accuracy, and build confidence for the exam. Make sure you focus on definitions, legal distinctions, exceptions, and remedies, as these are repeatedly tested areas.
