A seller must send goods to the buyer, but the contract fixes no time for sending them. Under sections…
Section 36(2) requires the seller to send the goods within a reasonable time when the contract fixes no time. Section 63 makes what counts as a reasonable time a question of…
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A seller must send goods to the buyer, but the contract fixes no time for sending them. Under sections 36(2) and 63 of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, what kind of question is the reasonable time for sending the goods?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer B
Section 36(2) requires the seller to send the goods within a reasonable time when the contract fixes no time. Section 63 makes what counts as a reasonable time a question of fact.
Option feedback
Option A
Section 63 expressly assigns the inquiry to fact.
Option B
Section 63 makes the reasonable-time inquiry a question of fact.
Option C
The statute classifies the inquiry as factual, even though the classification itself is statutory.
Option D
A question of fact is the classification in section 63.
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