Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, where the third party who is to fix the price by valuation is…
Section10(2) gives the contracting party free of fault a damages claim against the seller or buyer whose fault prevented valuation. The valuer does not obtain that statutory…
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Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, where the third party who is to fix the price by valuation is prevented from doing so by the fault of the seller or buyer, a suit for damages may be maintained by:
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Correct answer A
Section10(2) gives the contracting party free of fault a damages claim against the seller or buyer whose fault prevented valuation. The valuer does not obtain that statutory remedy merely by being appointed to value. Any separate contractual fee claim by the valuer would raise a different issue.
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