NSU organised a cricket tournament, but apart from the match itself, nothing was in order due to the fault

of the food, carpet and trophy suppliers. NSU entered into a contract of sale of goods with a manufacturer

of Trophy, to supply some Trophies for the NSU Cup Cricket Tournament. Seller asked NSU to visit the

shop and examine the trophies before delivery, but NSU officials did not have any time to do so. While

distributing them to the participants, one trophy just broke down on its own. It was quite embarrassing in

front of the Chief Guest. After the distribution of the trophies, when the guests were having foods, it was

found that the seller supplied Beef snacks, while NSU actually ordered chicken snacks, which was clearly

stated in the receipt. Therefore, many guests having allergies to beef could not have them. Moreover, a few

of the snacks contained small pieces of bones inside and one guest got injured while eating them. Besides,

the carpeting which was procured by the NSU officials on sale or return basis to organise the closing

ceremony was also stolen. NSU refused to take responsibility of such stealth and did not go for any legal

action on the ground that they have not yet approved the sale and therefore the ownership has not yet been

transferred to them.

Identify the responsibilities of sellers of trophy, food and carpeting and also NSU as the buyer of those

items in accordance with the Sale of Goods Act 1930.