alleryStart learning →What makes a buyer deemed to have accepted delivered goods?
ATelling the seller he accepts
BMerely opening the parcel
CAsking for a receipt
DPaying the carrier's own fee
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Telling the seller he accepts
Section 42 deems acceptance when the buyer tells the seller that he accepts the goods.
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