All templatesMOTOR VEHICLE SALE AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is made on the ______ day of ____________ 20____ BETWEEN John Mwangi Kariuki, ID No. 22451908 ("the Seller") AND Aisha Hassan Mohamed, ID No. 30118822 ("the Buyer").
1. The Vehicle
The Seller sells and the Buyer buys the motor vehicle registration number KDA 441Z, Toyota Prado TX, 2018, pearl white, chassis number TRJ150-0123456 and engine number 2TR-7788990 ("the Vehicle").
2. Price and Payment
The purchase price of the Vehicle is KES 4,300,000 (Kenya Shillings Four Million Three Hundred Thousand), payable by a deposit of KES 1,300,000 on signing and the balance of KES 3,000,000 by RTGS within 14 days.
3. Delivery, Ownership and Risk
Ownership of and risk in the Vehicle pass to the Buyer when the purchase price has been paid in full.
4. Transfer
Renting and property
Car sale agreement template (Kenya)
Also called: Motor Vehicle Sale Agreement
What it is for
Selling or buying a vehicle, with the price and handover recorded.
The Kenyan law it follows
- Sale of Goods Act Cap 31 — s.14 (implied condition that the seller has the right to sell, and implied warranty that the goods are free from undisclosed charges), s.16 (no implied warranty of quality or fitness except in the cases listed), s.19 (property passes when the parties intend), s.55 (implied terms may be negatived or varied by express agreement)
Who prepares it
You can prepare this yourself. It is still wise to have an advocate read it before you sign, especially where a lot of money or a long commitment is involved.
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