alleryStart learning →Sale had no credit stipulation. Seller in possession may:
Adeliver and sue later
Bretain until payment
Cresell at once freely
Ddemand double price
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. retain until payment
A sale without a credit stipulation entitles the unpaid seller to hold the goods until the price is paid or tendered.
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