alleryStart learning →Goods are sent on approval. When does property pass?
AWhen goods leave the shop
BWhen the invoice is issued
CWhen he first sees the goods
DWhen he approves or adopts the deal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. When he approves or adopts the deal
Under section 24(a), property passes when the buyer signifies approval or acceptance or does any other act adopting the transaction.
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