alleryStart learning →Goods go by sea where insurance is usual. What must the seller do?
AInsure the goods himself
BGive notice so buyer can insure
CLeave it to the carrier
DShip only in his own vessel
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Give notice so buyer can insure
Under section 39(3), the seller must give notice enabling the buyer to insure during sea transit.
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