alleryStart learning →Does the buyer's resale defeat the seller's rights?
ANo, unless seller assented
BYes, in every single case
CYes, if resold at profit
DOnly for perishables
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. No, unless seller assented
The seller's rights are unaffected by the buyer's sub-sale unless the seller assented to it.
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