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What are goods to be manufactured or produced by the seller after the contract called?Read the answer and worked solution →Whose duty is it to deliver the goods, and whose to accept and pay?Read the answer and worked solution →Unless agreed otherwise, delivery and payment are what kind of conditions?Read the answer and worked solution →Part delivery in progress of delivering the whole: effect on property?Read the answer and worked solution →Part of goods is delivered to sever it from the whole. What follows?Read the answer and worked solution →Apart from an express contract, when must the seller deliver?Read the answer and worked solution →Absent a contrary contract, where are sold goods delivered?Read the answer and worked solution →The seller must send goods but no time is fixed. Within what time?Read the answer and worked solution →A third person holds the goods. When is there delivery to the buyer?Read the answer and worked solution →Delivery demanded at midnight. What does the Act say of it?Read the answer and worked solution →Unless agreed otherwise, who bears the cost of putting goods in a deliverable state?Read the answer and worked solution →Less than the contracted quantity is delivered and accepted. How must the buyer pay?Read the answer and worked solution →More than the contracted quantity is sent. What may the buyer do?Read the answer and worked solution →Contract goods arrive mixed with other goods. Buyer's right?Read the answer and worked solution →Unless agreed otherwise, must a buyer accept delivery by instalments?Read the answer and worked solution →The seller hands goods to a carrier for the buyer. Prima facie effect?Read the answer and worked solution →Goods go by sea where insurance is usual. What must the seller do?Read the answer and worked solution →The seller gives no notice for sea insurance. Whose risk is the sea transit?Read the answer and worked solution →Delivery is at the seller's risk at a distant place. Who bears transit deterioration?Read the answer and worked solution →Buyer gets unexamined goods. Deemed acceptance comes when?Read the answer and worked solution →Buyer acts against seller's ownership of delivered goods. Result?Read the answer and worked solution →What makes a buyer deemed to have accepted delivered goods?Read the answer and worked solution →A buyer rightly refuses delivered goods. Unless agreed, what must he do?Read the answer and worked solution →Buyer ignores ready delivery for a reasonable time. His liability?Read the answer and worked solution →

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What are goods to be manufactured or produced by the seller after the contract called?

  1. Specific goods
  2. Future goods
  3. Ascertained goods
  4. Existing goods
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Correct answer: B. Future goods

Goods the seller will manufacture, produce or acquire after the contract are classed as future goods.

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Whose duty is it to deliver the goods, and whose to accept and pay?

  1. Seller delivers; buyer accepts, pays
  2. Buyer delivers; seller accepts, pays
  3. Carrier delivers; seller pays
  4. Both deliver to a bailee
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Correct answer: A. Seller delivers; buyer accepts, pays

Section 31 puts the duty to deliver on the seller and the duty to accept and pay on the buyer, in line with the contract.

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Unless agreed otherwise, delivery and payment are what kind of conditions?

  1. Alternative conditions
  2. Concurrent conditions
  3. Subsequent conditions
  4. Optional conditions
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Correct answer: B. Concurrent conditions

Section 32 makes delivery and payment concurrent, so each party must be ready and willing to perform in exchange for the other.

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