alleryStart learning →How does the Sale of Goods Act define delivery?
APayment of the full price
BPassing of property in goods
CSigning of the sale invoice
DA voluntary transfer of possession
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A voluntary transfer of possession
Delivery is a voluntary transfer of possession, which is different from passing of property or payment.
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