alleryStart learning →In a contract of sale, the seller transfers or agrees to transfer:
AProperty in goods for a price
BThe right to use goods briefly
CGoods as a pure free gift
DGoods on hire for a fee
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Property in goods for a price
A sale needs transfer of property (ownership) in goods in return for a price.
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