Bill of Sale
A record of the sale of goods from a seller to a buyer. Template v1.0.
Date of sale: Date of sale
Seller: Seller
Buyer: Buyer
1. The goods
The Seller sells to the Buyer, and the Buyer buys, these goods (the Goods):
Serial or identification number, if any: Serial number
Known faults the Seller has told the Buyer about:
2. Price and payment
Price: Price
How the Buyer pays: How the buyer pays
Ownership of the Goods passes to the Buyer when the Seller receives the full price. Once the full price is paid, this bill of sale is the Buyer's receipt.
3. Ownership
The Seller confirms that the Seller owns the Goods and has the right to sell them, and that they are free of any loan, lien or claim by anyone else. If someone proves a claim to the Goods that arose before the sale, the Seller is responsible for it.
4. Condition
The Buyer has had the chance to inspect the Goods. The Goods are sold as is, with any faults they have, and the Seller makes no other promise about their condition or fitness for a purpose. This does not limit any right the law gives a buyer that cannot be excluded, or the Seller's responsibility for any false statement about the Goods.
5. Delivery and risk
How and when the Buyer gets the Goods: Delivery
The risk of loss or damage to the Goods passes to the Buyer when the Buyer takes possession of them.
6. Taxes
The Buyer pays any sales, use or transfer tax the law charges on this sale, unless the law requires the Seller to pay it.
7. Governing law
This bill of sale is governed by the laws of:
Governing law
8. Whole agreement
This bill of sale is the whole agreement about the sale of the Goods. A change is valid only in writing signed by both parties.
