müügikohustused

Müügikohustused, meaning sales obligations in Estonian, refers to the commitments and responsibilities that a seller undertakes when entering into a sales agreement with a buyer. These obligations are fundamental to contract law and ensure fair and predictable transactions.

Primarily, a seller's core obligation is to transfer ownership of the goods or services to the buyer. This involves providing the item in the agreed-upon condition and at the specified time. Alongside ownership transfer, sellers are typically obligated to deliver the goods to the buyer or make them available for pickup. The quality of the goods is also a crucial aspect; sellers must ensure that the products are free from defects and meet any explicitly stated or implied warranties, such as merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

In addition to delivering the goods, sellers may have further obligations depending on the contract. These can include providing instructions for use, offering after-sales service, or ensuring the goods comply with relevant regulations and standards. If the seller fails to meet any of these müügikohustused, they may be held liable for breach of contract, leading to remedies for the buyer such as repair, replacement, price reduction, or contract termination. Understanding these responsibilities is vital for both parties to ensure a smooth and lawful sales process.