CA Foundation Sale of Goods — Unpaid Seller — practice questions
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Practice CA Foundation Sale of Goods — Unpaid Seller in the app →Under Section 45, a seller is an 'unpaid seller' when:P sells goods to R and receives a cheque for the full price, which is later dishonoured. P is:Under Section 46, the rights of an unpaid seller against the goods (where property has passed) are:The unpaid seller's rights against the goods (lien, stoppage, resale) are available:The unpaid seller's lien under Section 47 is:An unpaid seller may exercise his lien (Section 47) where:Under Section 49, the unpaid seller loses his lien when:An unpaid seller who has obtained a court decree for the price:Under Section 48, where the unpaid seller has made part delivery of the goods, he may:The right of stoppage in transit (Section 50) allows an unpaid seller to:All of the following are conditions for stoppage in transit EXCEPT:Which correctly distinguishes the right of lien from the right of stoppage in transit?Under Section 51, goods are deemed to be in transit until:Under Section 52, stoppage in transit is effected by:Under Section 53, a sub-sale or pledge of the goods by the buyer:When an unpaid seller exercises the right of stoppage in transit, the contract of sale is:Under Section 54, where the goods are of a perishable nature, the unpaid seller may resell them:A non-perishable resale by an unpaid seller WITHOUT giving notice to the buyer means the seller:Where an unpaid seller, after exercising lien or stoppage, resells the goods, the new buyer (Section 54(3)):Under Section 55(1), the unpaid seller can sue for the price where:Where the buyer wrongfully refuses to accept and pay for the goods, the seller's remedy under Section 56 is:Under Section 60, where the buyer repudiates the contract before the date of delivery, the seller may: