Sale of Goods Act, 1930 – Test 6

_____means, “No one can give a better title to the goods than what he himself has”.

Only a true owner can transfer to another person, valid title over the goods. A seller who does not have the ownership cannot confer the same upon the buyer.

The Latin maxim “nemo dat quod non habet” means-

Where the owner of goods, by his act or omission, leads the buyer to believe that the seller has the authority to sell, the buyer gets a better title than that of the seller. This is based on the principle of-

In case of Sale by Mercantile Agent, in order to given good title to Buyer, the Agent should be in possession of the goods or documents of title thereof, with the consent of-

F handed over his car to H, his agent, for sale at an amount not less than Rs 1,50,000 to K, who bought in good faith and without knowledge of any fraud. H misappropriated the money. Here-

One of the joint owners of goods can pass a valid title to the buyer, where he is in sole possession of the goods-

The duty of the seller is to-
1. Accept the goods
2. Deliver the goods
3. Pay the price of goods

The duty of the buyer is to-

Delivery means___transfer of possession from one person to another.

Delivery of goods may be-

When goods are physically handed over to ____, it is known as actual delivery.

Where goods are bulky or heavy and it is not possible to hand over physically goods to buyer in such case delivery is made by handing over some symbol, which is known as____

When the person in possession of goods acknowledges that he holds the goods on behalf of and the disposal of buyer, it is known as-

Delivering the key of the warehouse where goods are stored is the example of-

Which of the following is constructive delivery?

It is the duty of the seller to deliver the goods and of the buyer to accept and pay for them, in accordance with the terms of the contract of sale.

As per Sale of Goods Act, 1930 who has duty to apply for the delivery of the goods?

As per Sale of Goods Act, 1930 who should bear the expense of putting the goods into a deliverable state if parties have not agreed?

If there is short delivery-
1. Buyer can reject the whole goods
2. Buyer can accept and pay as per the agreed rate

If there is excess delivery-
(I) Buyer can reject in full
(II) Buyer can accept agreed quantity and reject the excess
(III) Buyer can accept the whole goods

If there is mixed delivery with other goods-

In which of the following case acceptance of the goods by the buyer takes place?

Buyer is not bound to return rejected goods, it is sufficient if the buyer-

The seller of goods is deemed to be an unpaid seller when the___of the price has not been paid or tendered.