Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, the rule that the expenses of putting goods into a deliverable state…
SOGA s.36(5) places the expenses of putting goods into a deliverable state on the seller only unless otherwise agreed, so this is a default rule the parties may vary by…
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Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, the rule that the expenses of putting goods into a deliverable state are borne by the seller applies:
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Correct answer C
SOGA s.36(5) places the expenses of putting goods into a deliverable state on the seller only unless otherwise agreed, so this is a default rule the parties may vary by contract.
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