alleryStart learning →Appropriation of unascertained goods needs whose assent?
AA court registrar's assent
BA bank officer's assent
CThe other party's assent
DThe carrier's assent alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The other party's assent
Appropriation is made by the seller with the buyer's assent or by the buyer with the seller's assent, and that assent may be express or implied.
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