alleryStart learning →Seller delivering to a carrier loses lien unless he:
Ainforms the buyer by post
Breserves right of disposal
Cinsures goods in transit
Dpays the carrier freight
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. reserves right of disposal
Delivery to a carrier ends the lien only where the seller has not reserved the right of disposal.
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