alleryStart learning →Appropriation under section 23 applies to which kind of contract?
AUnascertained or future goods
BSale of immovable property
CSale of specific goods only
DA gift of movable goods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Unascertained or future goods
Section 23 deals with unascertained or future goods sold by description, which become the buyer's once appropriated.
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