Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, transit ends when buyer or his agent:
Section51(1) ordinarily continues transit until the buyer or authorised agent takes delivery from the carrier or bailee. Other subsections also govern when transit ends,…
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Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, transit ends when buyer or his agent:
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Section51(1) ordinarily continues transit until the buyer or authorised agent takes delivery from the carrier or bailee. Other subsections also govern when transit ends, including acknowledgment under section 51(3). Receiving a bill of lading alone is not physical delivery; a qualifying transfer of a document of title can separately affect stoppage under section 53.
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