alleryStart learning →Chapter V of the Sale of Goods Act deals with the unpaid seller's rights against:
Athe buyer's own person
Bthe carrier's vehicle
Cthe goods themselves
Dthird party guarantors
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. the goods themselves
These rights operate on the goods sold, such as holding or stopping them, and not on the buyer personally.
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