alleryStart learning →Buyer gets unexamined goods. Deemed acceptance comes when?
AOn the very day of receipt
BAfter a fair chance to examine
CWhen the invoice arrives
DHe can never be so deemed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. After a fair chance to examine
Section 41(1) says he is not deemed to have accepted unseen goods until he has had a reasonable opportunity to examine them.
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