When goods are purchased in a shop and selected by the customer, where is the contract usually deemed to have been made?

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The contract is usually deemed to have been made at the cash desk or checkout when the customer agrees to purchase the goods and the payment is made. This is where the offer to buy the goods and the acceptance by the seller to sell the goods take place. The transaction is completed at this point.

When Goods Are Purchased in a Shop and Selected by the Customer