alleryStart learning →Part of goods is delivered to sever it from the whole. What follows?
ARest counts as delivered too
BThe contract ends at once
CRest is not treated as delivered
DThe buyer owes double the price
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Rest is not treated as delivered
Part delivery made with intent to sever it from the whole does not operate as delivery of the remainder.
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