alleryStart learning →Goods went by carrier, no disposal reserved; buyer insolvent. Seller may:
Astop goods in transit
Bexercise fresh lien
Cdo nothing further
Dtake over buyer's shop
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. stop goods in transit
The lien was lost on delivery to the carrier, but insolvency gives the seller the right of stoppage in transit.
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