alleryStart learning →Buyer acts against seller's ownership of delivered goods. Result?
AThe sale becomes void
BHe must return the goods
CHe is deemed to have accepted
DThe seller regains title
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. He is deemed to have accepted
Under section 42 the buyer is deemed to have accepted the goods once he does an act inconsistent with the seller's ownership.
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