Phil entered into an agreement with Marina Boats for the purchase of a new sailboat for $21,000. The purchase was to be on credit, subject to a favourable credit report on Phil. Marina Boats checked with Credit Reporting Company and was informed that Phil had defaulted on a number of debts, and presently had judgments in the amount of $30,000 against him. Marina Boats would be classed as an itinerant seller under the legislation of most provinces, even though it sells only from a fixed place of business. It must, therefore, be registered as such.

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Marina Boats, selling only from a fixed place of business, would not typically be classified as an itinerant seller under most provincial legislation, as itinerant sellers are generally defined as those who sell goods or services from a location other than a permanent place of business.

Phil Entered into an Agreement with Marina Boats for the Purchase