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Goods whose acquisition by the seller depends on an uncertain contingency (Section 6(2)) are 'contingent goods', and such a contract operates as:
AA void agreement
BA present sale
CA bailment
DAn agreement to sell
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. An agreement to sell
Like future goods, contingent goods pass no property at the time of contract; the contract is an agreement to sell dependent on the contingency happening.
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