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AYes, because he defaulted
BNo, buyer must be insolvent
CYes, for perishable goods
DYes, if he gives notice
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. No, buyer must be insolvent
The right of stoppage arises only when the buyer becomes insolvent, not on mere default.
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