alleryStart learning →Can lien be claimed after ownership passes to the buyer?
ANo, lien needs seller ownership
BYes, passing of title is no bar
COnly if the contract is written
DOnly above a set price limit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Yes, passing of title is no bar
The Act grants the rights even though the property in the goods may already have passed to the buyer.
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