Absent a contrary contract, where are sold goods delivered?
AAt the buyer's residence
BAt the seller's head office
CAt the nearest railway station
DWhere they are at the sale
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Where they are at the sale
Under section 36(1), goods sold are delivered at the place where they were when sold.
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