For the rule on intended passing of property in section 19(1) of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, which…
Section19 concerns property-passing intention in a contract for specific or ascertained goods. Perishability is a different characteristic: goods may be perishable and also…
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For the rule on intended passing of property in section 19(1) of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, which classification of goods by identification or ascertainment does the provision specify?
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Section19 concerns property-passing intention in a contract for specific or ascertained goods. Perishability is a different characteristic: goods may be perishable and also specific or ascertained. The legal classification relevant to section 19 is identification/ascertainment, rather than whether the goods deteriorate quickly.
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