alleryStart learning →What does a reserved right of disposal let a seller do?
AWithhold property till conditions met
BCancel the sale whenever he likes
CRaise the agreed price later
DShift the risk to the buyer at once
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Withhold property till conditions met
A reserved right of disposal stops property passing, even after delivery to the buyer or a carrier, until the seller's conditions are fulfilled.
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