Sale of Goods Act, 1930 – Test 1

The sale of Goods Act, 1930 extends to the____

Thes sale of Goods Act came into force with effect from

” Contract of sale” includes-
(X) Sale
(Y) An agreement to sell

In ” Sale”, the seller transfers the ____of the goods to the buyer.

In agreement to sell, the ownership of goods is to be transferred-

Essentials of a contract of sale of goods-

Consideration in a contract of sale should be-

Which of the following is treated as the ‘subject matter’ of a contract of sale?

Where the goods are exchanged for goods it is called as-

X contract to sell 100 mobile to Y for Rs 3,500 per mobile. This is contract of-

X contractor to sell 100 mobile to Y, if Y gives 100 calculators and Rs 3,000 per mobile. This is contract of-

X contractor to sell 100 mobile to Y, if Y gives 700 calculators. This is-

As per Section 2(1): Buyer means a person who ____goods.

As per Section 2 (13): seller means a person who ___goods.

The definition of ‘document of title’ given u/s 2(4) in the sale of Goods Act, 1930 is-

A document of title confer right to transfer there in-

A share certificate is a-

Bill of lading is a-

Which of the following is document of title of goods?

A Mate’s Receipt (given by servant/Mate of the Captain of a Ship) is a-

A document issued by Railway Company Knowledging receipt of goods is-

Which of the following is document of title?

Which of the following is not document of title?

Under the sales of Goods Act, 1930, wharfinger’s certificate is a-

Which of the following is NOT document of title?
(I) Usance promissory note
(II) International bill of exchange
(III) Account payee crossed cheque
(IV) Proforma invoice
(V) Bearer cheque