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Under the Act, price means:

AThe agreed delivery charges
BThe seller's cost of production
CThe market value of the goods
DMoney consideration for the goods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Money consideration for the goods
Price is specifically the money paid as consideration for the goods sold.
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