Article 2 – Supply of Goods

1. A transfer of ownership of Goods or of the right to use them from one Person to another Person shall include, for instance, the following:
1. A transfer of ownership of Goods under a written or verbal agreement for any sale.
2. A transfer of ownership for a Consideration in a compulsory manner pursuant to the applicable legislations.
2. For the purposes of Clause 1 of this Article, a transfer of the right to use any assets shall not be treated as a supply of Goods unless the other Person is able to dispose of them as an owner.
3. Entry into a contract between two parties causing the transfer of Goods at a later time shall be considered a supply of Goods where the agreement mentions a transfer or intention to transfer the ownership of Goods or a future transfer of ownership of Goods.
4. The following shall be considered a supply of Goods:
1. A supply of water.
2. A supply of real estate, including sale and tenancy contracts.
3. A supply of all forms of energy, which includes electricity and gas, including biogas, coal gas, liquefied petroleum gas, natural gas, oil gas, producer gas, refinery gas, reformed natural gas, and tempered liquefied petroleum gas, and any mixture of gases, whether used for lighting, or heating, or cooling, or air conditioning or any other purpose.