alleryStart learning →In an agreement to sell, the seller must have a right to sell the goods
Awhen the contract is signed
Bwhen the price is paid in full
Cwhen the property is to pass
Dwhen the buyer inspects the goods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. when the property is to pass
For an agreement to sell, the right to sell must exist at the time property is to pass to the buyer.
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