alleryStart learning →After part delivery to the buyer, the rest of the goods in transit:
Acannot be stopped at all
Bmust be delivered at once
Cmay be stopped unless waived
Dmay be stopped by court only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. may be stopped unless waived
The remainder may be stopped unless the part delivery shows an agreement to give up possession of the whole.
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