alleryUnder Section 19, in a sale of specific or ascertained goods, the property passes:
AImmediately in every case
BAt the time the parties to the contract intend it to pass
COnly on full payment
DOnly on physical delivery
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. At the time the parties to the contract intend it to pass
Section 19 makes the passing of property in specific/ascertained goods turn on the intention of the parties, judged from the terms, conduct and circumstances.
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