alleryStart learning →A buyer rightly refuses delivered goods. Unless agreed, what must he do?
AReturn them at his cost
BReturn them within a day
CStore them for a year
DJust tell the seller so
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Just tell the seller so
Under section 43, a buyer with a right to refuse need not return the goods; telling the seller he refuses them is enough.
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