When can the right of lien (under the Sale of Goods Act) be exercised by the unpaid seller?
The goods must remain in the unpaid seller’s possession for the seller to exercise a lien. Section 47 of the Sale of Goods Act permits retention until payment or tender of…
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When can the right of lien (under the Sale of Goods Act) be exercised by the unpaid seller?
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The goods must remain in the unpaid seller’s possession for the seller to exercise a lien. Section 47 of the Sale of Goods Act permits retention until payment or tender of the price in the specified circumstances. Transfer of ownership by itself does not establish possession.
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