alleryStart learning →A third person holds the goods. When is there delivery to the buyer?
AAt once, on the contract
BWhen the buyer pays up
CWhen the seller writes in
DWhen the holder acknowledges
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. When the holder acknowledges
Section 36(3) requires the third person's acknowledgment to the buyer before delivery is complete.
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