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Which section of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 defines an unpaid seller of goods?

Section 45 also extends the term seller for this chapter to a person in the position of a seller, such as certain agents who paid, or are directly responsible for, the price.

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Which section of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 defines an unpaid seller of goods?

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Section 45 also extends the term seller for this chapter to a person in the position of a seller, such as certain agents who paid, or are directly responsible for, the price.

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Option A

Section 45 treats a seller as unpaid if the whole price has not been paid or tendered, or if a negotiable instrument taken as conditional payment fails that condition.

Option B

Section 44 addresses the buyer's liability for neglecting or refusing delivery in the circumstances it specifies.

Option C

Section 47 identifies when an unpaid seller in possession may retain the goods for the price.

Option D

Section 46 lists the unpaid seller's rights, including lien, stoppage in transit on the buyer's insolvency and limited resale.

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