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CA Foundation Sale of Goods — Unpaid Seller — practice questions — page 2

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Carrier tells buyer he holds goods for him. Transit:Read the answer and worked solution →Buyer rejects goods; carrier keeps them. Transit over?Read the answer and worked solution →A carrier wrongfully refuses to deliver the goods to the buyer. The transit is:Read the answer and worked solution →After part delivery to the buyer, the rest of the goods in transit:Read the answer and worked solution →Stoppage in transit can be effected by taking actual possession or by:Read the answer and worked solution →When the carrier re-delivers goods on a stoppage notice, who bears the expenses?Read the answer and worked solution →On receiving a stoppage notice from the seller, the carrier must re-deliver the goods:Read the answer and worked solution →Notice to carrier's principal is effectual if given:Read the answer and worked solution →Notice of stoppage may be given to the person in actual possession of the goods or to:Read the answer and worked solution →Does the buyer's resale defeat the seller's rights?Read the answer and worked solution →The buyer sells a document of title to a good faith buyer for value. The seller's lien is:Read the answer and worked solution →If a document of title is pledged in good faith for value, the seller's right:Read the answer and worked solution →Pledgee must first recover the debt from:Read the answer and worked solution →Does lien by itself rescind the sale contract?Read the answer and worked solution →For perishables, after lien and no payment, seller may:Read the answer and worked solution →After due notice of resale, the seller resells at a profit. The profit belongs to:Read the answer and worked solution →Seller resells after lien, buyer not told. New buyer gets:Read the answer and worked solution →The unpaid seller's right of resale is one that is:Read the answer and worked solution →Chapter V of the Sale of Goods Act deals with the unpaid seller's rights against:Read the answer and worked solution →Raj sold on credit; day 31 unpaid, goods in godown. He may:Read the answer and worked solution →Goods went by carrier, no disposal reserved; buyer insolvent. Seller may:Read the answer and worked solution →Ship chartered by buyer: carrier or agent is decided by:Read the answer and worked solution →For the unpaid seller's rights, a consignor who has himself paid the price is treated as:Read the answer and worked solution →Unpaid seller's lien exists only while the goods are:Read the answer and worked solution →The buyer turns insolvent while goods are in transit. The seller who stops them may keep them until:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Carrier tells buyer he holds goods for him. Transit:

  1. kept alive till godown
  2. kept alive till resale
  3. kept alive on objection
  4. ended despite other place
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Correct answer: D. ended despite other place

Once the carrier acknowledges holding as bailee for the buyer, transit ends even if the buyer names a further destination.

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Buyer rejects goods; carrier keeps them. Transit over?

  1. Not over, even if refused
  2. Over once buyer rejects
  3. Over once seller refuses
  4. Suspended for thirty days
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Correct answer: A. Not over, even if refused

Where the buyer rejects the goods and the carrier still holds them, the transit is not deemed to be at an end.

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A carrier wrongfully refuses to deliver the goods to the buyer. The transit is:

  1. extended for a reasonable period
  2. deemed to be at an end
  3. kept alive for the seller only
  4. handed to the buyer's insurer
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Correct answer: B. deemed to be at an end

Wrongful refusal by the carrier to deliver to the buyer ends the transit by deeming.

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