alleryStart learning →Buyer ignores ready delivery for a reasonable time. His liability?
ANo liability whatsoever
BOnly the price of goods
CLoss plus a custody charge
DOnly a fixed penalty sum
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Loss plus a custody charge
Section 44 makes the buyer liable for any loss caused by his neglect or refusal and a reasonable charge for the goods' care and custody.
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