This Chapter offers a comprehensive evaluation of the existing frameworks for the quality of goods under the law in Ghana. The analysis primarily focuses on determining whether the existing requirements provide adequate consumer protection when faced with faulty goods. The chapter argues that existing frameworks are beset with significant limitations and uncertainties that compromise the effectiveness of the requirements for protecting consumers with faulty goods in their contractual transactions. Consequently, the chapter highlights the deficiencies that need to be resolved to enhance the quality requirements of goods under the law in Ghana for the protection of consumers regarding faulty goods. The identified shortfalls are further comparatively explored with English law in the next chapter of this book solely to propose actionable solutions that resonate with the specific context of Ghana.