Case - The Salvage Association v. CAP Financial Services Ltd [1995] FSR 654
In this decision of the courts it was effectively recognised a contract to write software for the client was a service contract and continued with this remit by also by applying the implied term under Section 13 of the Supply of Goods & Services Act 1982.
Therefore, with this in mind, such an application effectively meant that, even if physical media and other tangible items are delivered, these are subordinate to the real purpose of the contract and, thus, the contract cannot be anything other than a contract for services because of the specific nature of the work.
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