alleryStart learning →If ownership has not passed, the seller may:
Aforce delivery on the buyer
Bclaim damages in advance
Cwithhold delivery of goods
Drescind without notice
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. withhold delivery of goods
Where property has not passed, the seller may withhold delivery, a right co-extensive with lien and stoppage in transit.
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