Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, lien arises where goods are sold:
Sale of Goods Act section 47(1) permits the unpaid seller's lien when no credit is stipulated, when stipulated credit expires or when the buyer becomes insolvent. Running…
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Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, lien arises where goods are sold:
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Sale of Goods Act section 47(1) permits the unpaid seller's lien when no credit is stipulated, when stipulated credit expires or when the buyer becomes insolvent. Running credit does not prevent a lien if insolvency supplies the independent statutory ground. The seller must retain the required possession and satisfy the other applicable conditions.
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