Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, after resuming possession, the seller may:
Section 50 permits retention after stoppage until the price is paid or tendered. Stoppage alone does not rescind the contract. Section 54(2) allows resale of perishable…
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Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, after resuming possession, the seller may:
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Section 50 permits retention after stoppage until the price is paid or tendered. Stoppage alone does not rescind the contract. Section 54(2) allows resale of perishable goods without the usual notice; section 54(4) separately deals with an expressly reserved resale right on buyer default. A general power to use the goods free of the contract does not follow.
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