Which provision of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 defines future goods?
Under section 2(6), goods are future goods if the seller is to manufacture, produce or acquire them after making the contract of sale.
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Which provision of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 defines future goods?
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Correct answer B
Under section 2(6), goods are future goods if the seller is to manufacture, produce or acquire them after making the contract of sale.
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Option A
Section 2(5) defines fault as a wrongful act or default.
Option B
Section 2(6) defines future goods by what the seller will manufacture, produce or acquire after the contract is made.
Option C
Section 2(7) defines goods generally.
Option D
Section 2(8) defines when a person is insolvent.
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