Originally Posted By Stewart S
Originally Posted By Neilda
Originally Posted By Stewart S

But once the seller has agreed to sell to the buyer at the price verbally agreed the seller can not sell to higher bidder


This happens in property selling - gazumping. Which is not illegal in England.


Houses and land in England are all sold ‘subject to contract’ and so the sale of goods act doesn’t apply

Slightly different in Scotland


Could this also apply to goods like this, if the words 'subject to contract' were spoken at the time of the offer and acceptance or is this the actual contract and no further contract can be made?

Paul
[At last, I have a car I can polish]