A Contract For Sale of Goods is an agreement between two parties, typically referred to as the buyer and the seller, to purchase and sell goods or services for a set price. This can be used for any type of sale, ranging from personal items to business-related transactions and services. The contract includes the details of the goods, the price, the payment terms, and the delivery date, and any additional terms and conditions. There are four main types of Contract For Sale of Goods: 1. Sale of Goods on Approval: This type of contract is used when the buyer is allowed to inspect the goods before deciding whether to purchase them. The buyer has a certain amount of time to decide whether to purchase the goods and must notify the seller of their decision before the expiration of the time period. 2. Sale of Goods by Description: This type of contract is used when the buyer and seller agree on a description of the goods, such as their size, shape, color, or material, and the buyer purchases the goods without inspecting them. 3. Sale of Goods by Sample: This type of contract is used when the buyer is given a sample of the goods and can choose to accept or reject the goods based on the sample. 4. Sale of Goods by Reservation of Title: This type of contract is used when the buyer has already received the goods, but the title of the goods is retained by the seller until the buyer has paid the full amount. In all cases, the contract will include the details of the goods, the price, the payment terms, and the delivery date, and any additional terms and conditions. It is important that all parties involved in the contract ensure that all details are accurate and that all parties are aware of their responsibilities.