Bill of sale, cafe equipment package

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A coffee roaster is selling four pieces of used cafe equipment to a cafe down the road for $34,100. The interesting part is not the price. It is that the buyer searched the register against the serial numbers three days earlier, and the search date is written into the warranty.

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Fernbank Coffee Roasters
Fernbank Coffee Roasters Pty Ltd · ABN 71 604 228 913 · 6 Kiln Lane, Preston VIC 3072 · sales@fernbankroasters.example · 03 9480 6612
Fernbank Coffee Roasters
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Fernbank Coffee Roasters Pty Ltd ABN 71 604 228 913 of 6 Kiln Lane, Preston VIC 3072, called the Seller, sells to Lantern Lane Cafe Pty Ltd ABN 39 188 442 701 of 210 High Street, Northcote VIC 3070, called the Buyer, the goods listed below, on the terms in this document.

The Seller is registered for GST. This document is also a tax invoice for the sale. GST of $3,100.00 is one eleventh of the total of $34,100.00.

The Buyer paid a deposit of $5,000.00 on 12 October 2026, which the Seller acknowledges. The deposit is part of the price, not in addition to it.
The balance of $29,100.00 is payable by electronic transfer to the Seller nominated account in cleared funds before the goods are collected. The Seller is not obliged to release any item until the balance has cleared.
If the balance is not cleared by 26 October 2026 the Seller may keep the deposit and resell the goods, and this bill of sale then has no further effect.
The Seller warrants that it is the sole legal owner of each item, that it has the right to sell it, and that no other person has a right to possession of it.
The Seller warrants that no security interest is registered against any item on the Personal Property Securities Register and that no item is under finance, lease or hire purchase. A search of the register was carried out by the Buyer on 16 October 2026 and returned no registrations against the serial numbers listed above.
Title in each item passes to the Buyer when the balance of the price has cleared into the Seller account, and not before. Until then the Seller retains title even if an item has been moved.
The Buyer inspected and tested every item at the Seller premises on 14 October 2026 and buys them in their present condition. The Seller gives no warranty about their fitness for the Buyer particular purpose beyond the guarantees that cannot be excluded by law.
The Seller discloses that the left hand grinder has a worn dosing lever, that the refrigerated prep unit door seal on the right hand side needs replacement, and that the espresso machine was last serviced in March 2026. These faults are reflected in the price.
Portafilters, tampers, knock boxes, water filtration cartridges and the point of sale terminal are not part of this sale and remain the property of the Seller.
Nothing in this document excludes, restricts or modifies a guarantee, right or remedy under the Australian Consumer Law that cannot be excluded. Where a guarantee does apply, the liability of the Seller is limited to replacing the item or paying the cost of replacing it.
The Buyer collects the goods from 6 Kiln Lane, Preston between 8am and 4pm on a business day before 26 October 2026, having given the Seller at least 24 hours notice of the day.
The Seller disconnects the espresso machine from the water and waste connections. The Buyer arranges and pays for removal, transport and reinstallation, and for any licensed trade required at the Buyer premises.
Risk in each item passes to the Buyer when it leaves the Seller premises. The Buyer is responsible for insuring the goods from that moment, including in transit.
The Buyer is responsible for any damage its removalists cause to the Seller premises during collection, and holds the Seller harmless for it.
This document is the whole agreement about the sale of these goods and replaces every earlier discussion, listing, email or quotation between the parties.
The laws of Victoria apply and both parties submit to the courts of that state.
This document may be signed in counterparts and by electronic signature, and a signed counterpart has the same effect as an original.
At collection the Seller hands over the service history for the espresso machine, the manuals for each item, and the grinder burr replacement log. The Seller keeps a copy of each.
A notice about this sale is sent by email to the addresses the parties have used for this transaction, and is taken to be received when sent unless the sender receives a delivery failure message.
The Buyer must not sell, lease or grant a security interest over any item before title passes under clause 2.3, and must keep the goods separately identifiable until then.

The Seller acknowledges receipt of the deposit and sells the goods above. The Buyer acknowledges having inspected the goods and having read the disclosures in clause 3.2.

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To be completed when the goods leave the Seller premises. Once signed, this section is the record that the balance was paid, that every item on the list was handed over, and that risk has passed to the Buyer.

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Section by section

What each section is for, so you can keep the ones you need and drop the rest.

Letterhead and headline terms
The seller's letterhead with ABN and contact details, then a stats row carrying the reference number, the sale date, the total including GST and the collection deadline.
The parties
One paragraph naming both companies with ABNs and addresses and defining Seller and Buyer for the rest of the document.
The goods
A seven row table with each item, its serial numbers, quantity, unit price and amount, running down to subtotal, GST and total, followed by the tax invoice statement.
1. Price and payment
The $5,000 deposit acknowledged as part of the price, the balance in cleared funds before anything is released, and the seller's right to keep the deposit and resell after 26 October.
2. Title and encumbrances
Sole ownership and authority to sell, the warranty that nothing is registered against the goods with the buyer's search date, and title passing only when the balance clears.
Search before you pay
A warning panel explaining that an old equipment finance registration can outlive the sale, and that the search reference belongs inside the document.
3. Condition of the goods
Sale as inspected on a named date, three faults disclosed by name, a list of what is not included, and a clause preserving the guarantees that cannot be excluded.
4. Delivery and risk
The collection window with 24 hours notice, who disconnects the machine and who pays for removal, risk passing when goods leave the premises, and damage caused by the buyer's removalists.
5. General
Whole agreement, Victorian law, counterparts, handover of manuals and service history, email notices, and a ban on reselling or encumbering anything before title passes.
Signed by the parties
A short acknowledgment that the deposit was received and the disclosures were read, then a signature block for each company.
Receipt on collection
A separate block completed on the day the goods leave, recording that the balance was paid, every listed item was handed over and risk has passed, with a line for the carrier.

What makes this document work

One document does the sale and the tax invoice

Both ABNs appear, the goods table runs to a subtotal of $31,000, GST of $3,100 and a total of $34,100, and a line underneath states that the seller is registered and that the GST figure is one eleventh of the total. The buyer does not have to chase a second piece of paper to claim the credit.

The register search is dated and quoted, not promised

Clause 2.2 does not say the seller will search. It records that the buyer searched on 16 October 2026 against the serial numbers listed in the table above, and that nothing came back. Three days later the money moves. Anyone reading the file in a year can see exactly what was checked and when.

The faults are named and the guarantees are not excluded

A worn dosing lever, a perished door seal and a service last done in March 2026, all disclosed in clause 3.2 and reflected in the price. Right beside the as inspected clause sits another one refusing to exclude any guarantee that cannot be excluded, with liability limited to replacing the item.

Questions people ask

What should a bill of sale include?

Both parties with their ABNs, an itemised description of each item with serial numbers where they exist, the price with GST shown separately, a warranty that the seller owns the goods free of any registered interest, the moment title passes, the moment risk passes, and signatures. This one adds a collection receipt signed when the goods physically leave.

Why search the personal property securities register before buying used equipment?

Because a financier's registered interest can survive the sale and the equipment can be repossessed from the buyer who paid in full. The law gives buyers a take free rule in some situations, mostly when buying from someone who ordinarily sells that kind of goods in the course of business. A one off sale of used plant between two operators is not that situation, so the search is what protects the money.

Can a bill of sale be a tax invoice as well?

Yes, if the seller is registered for GST and the document carries what a tax invoice needs: the seller's identity and ABN, the date, a description of what is sold, the GST amount or a statement that the total includes GST, and for sales above $1,000 the buyer's identity or ABN. This document has all of them, so it is stated on the page rather than assumed.

Do consumer guarantees apply when one business sells equipment to another?

Often yes. The threshold for goods and services rose from $40,000 to $100,000 on 1 July 2021, so an equipment package at $34,100 bought to use in a cafe can be covered, unless it was bought to resell or to be used up or transformed in production. That is why clause 3.4 stops short of excluding them and limits the seller to replacement or the cost of replacement.

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