alleryStart learning →More than the contracted quantity is sent. What may the buyer do?
AKeep the excess for free
BAccept contract part or reject
COnly reject the whole lot
DOnly accept the whole lot
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Accept contract part or reject
For excess delivery, section 37(2) lets the buyer accept the contract quantity and reject the rest, or reject all.
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