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Which pair does Section 2(7) of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 expressly exclude from the definition of…

Section 2(7) generally covers movable property. It excludes actionable claims and money, and expressly includes stock and shares, growing crops and grass. It also covers…

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Which pair does Section 2(7) of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 expressly exclude from the definition of goods?

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Section 2(7) generally covers movable property. It excludes actionable claims and money, and expressly includes stock and shares, growing crops and grass. It also covers certain things attached to or forming part of land if severance is agreed.

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Option A

Incorrect. Actionable claims are excluded, but shares are expressly included.

Option B

Incorrect. Money is excluded, but growing crops are expressly included.

Option C

Incorrect. Shares and growing crops are both expressly included.

Option D

Correct. The definition excludes actionable claims and money.

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