alleryStart learning →Stoppage in transit can be effected by taking actual possession or by:
Aa public advertisement
Binforming the buyer's bank
Cfiling a suit for the price
Dgiving notice to the carrier
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. giving notice to the carrier
The seller may either retake the goods or give notice of his claim to the carrier or bailee holding them.
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