alleryStart learning →Goods are deliverable when the buyer is, under the contract, what?
ALiable to inspect them twice
BBound to take delivery of them
CFree to pay in instalments
DEntitled to refuse them
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Bound to take delivery of them
A deliverable state means the goods are in such a condition that the buyer is bound under the contract to take delivery.
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