alleryStart learning →For perishables, after lien and no payment, seller may:
Akeep them a year more
Bresell in reasonable time
Chand them to carrier
Dreturn them to buyer
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. resell in reasonable time
For perishable goods the seller may resell within a reasonable time and claim damages from the original buyer.
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