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Question 1
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When goods are shipped or delivered to a railway administration for carriage by railway, the Seller is prima facie deemed to have reserved the right of disposal, if, by the Bill of Lading or Railway Receipt, the goods are deliverable to the order of ______.

A
Buyer

B
Seller

C
Buyer or his agent

D
Seller or his agent

Solution

When goods are shipped or delivered to a railway administration for carriage by railway, the Seller is prima facie deemed to have reserved the right of disposal, if, by the Bill of Lading or Railway Receipt, the goods are deliverable to the order of the seller or his agent. According to the order of the seller or his agent, the goods are to be delivered.
Hence, option (D) is the correct answer.
Question 2
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Giving document of title of goods is which type of delivery?

A
Symbolic

B
Constructive

C
Actual

D
None of these

Solution

Giving document of the title of goods is a symbolic type of delivery Symbolic delivery refers to the type of delivery when goods are delivered by way of gift or sale as the actual delivery becomes cumbersome.
Hence, option (A) is the correct answer.
Question 3
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When goods are physically handed over to the Buyer or his authorised agent i.e., transfer of physical custody, it is a case of _______.

A
Actual delivery

B
Constructive delivery

C
Symbolical delivery

D
Forward delivery

Solution

When goods are physically handed over to the Buyer or his authorized agent i.e., transfer of physical custody, it is a case of actual delivery. Hence, actual delivery happens when the goods are taken by the buyers physically at the time of purchasing them.
Hence, option (A) is the correct answer.
Question 4
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To enable the Buyer to get good title, in case of sale by Mercantile Agent, the _______________, that the Seller/Agent has no authority to sell.

A
buyer has notice at the time of contract

B
buyer has no notice at the time of contract

C
true owner has notice at the time of contract

D
true owner has no notice at the time of contract

Solution

To enable the Buyer to get good title, in case of sale by Mercantile Agent, the buyer has no notice at the time of contract, that the seller or agent has no authority to sell. Sale by Mercantile agent is not valid when the buyer knows that the agent has no authority to sell. Merchantile agent refers to that event when the seller sells goods wihout any authority.
Question 5
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A obtains a necklace from B, a jeweller, by playing fraud upon him. This contract is voidable at the option of B. But before B could terminate the contract, A sells the necklace to C who buys it in good faith and without notice of A' defective title.

A
A gets a goods title to goods

B
B gets a good title to goods

C
C gets a good title to goods

D
There is no sale at all

Solution

A obtains a necklace from B, a jeweller, by playing fraud upon him. This contract is voidable at the option of B. But before B could terminate the contract, A sells the necklace to C who buys it in good faith and without notice of A' defective title. C gets a good title to goods.
Question 6
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A Finder of goods has the power to sell the goods to give good title to the Buyer, if the owner of goods cannot be found with __________.

A
ordinary diligence

B
reasonable diligence

C
due diligence

D
lack of diligence

Solution

A Finder of goods has the power to sell the goods to give good title to the Buyer, if the owner of goods cannot be found with reasonable diligence. Reasonable diligence refers to the due diligence. It refers to he care expected from a logical and reasonable person.
Question 7
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Sale by Mercantile agent is not valid when _________.

A
The buyer is acting in ordinary course of business

B
The buyer knows that the agent has no authority to sell

C
The buyer must act in good faith

D
The possession of the goods must be with the consent of the owner

Solution

Sale by Mercantile agent is not valid when the buyer knows that the agent has no authority to sell. Merchantile agent refers to that event when the seller sells goods wihout any authority.
Hence, option (B) is the correct answer.
Question 8
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A person finds goods belonging to another person in a public place. In such a case, the finder _______.

A
becomes owner of the goods

B
does not become owner of the goods, but can use them

C
is under duty to trace the owner and return the goods to him

D
can sell them with out taking any effort to trace the owner

Solution

A person finds goods belonging to another person in a public place. In such a case, the finder is under duty to trace the owner and return the goods to him. A person who finds the lost goods should return the goods to the owner by tracing hiim.
Question 9
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A sells to B $$100$$ bags of wheat lying in C's warehouse. A makes a delivery order to C to transfer the wheat to B. C transfers and holds the $$100$$ bags on behalf of B and by making necessary entries in his books. This is a case of _________.

A
actual Ddlivery

B
constructive delivery

C
symbolical delivery

D
forward delivery

Solution

A sells to B 100 bags of wheat lying in C's warehouse. A makes a delivery order to C to transfer the wheat to B. C transfers and holds the 100 bags on behalf of B and by making necessary entries in his books. This is a case of constructive delivery. Constructive delivery refers to a transfer of title when actual delivery cannot be done. It is a operation by law.
Question 10
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When the property in Goods is transferred to Buyer, Goods are at the ________ risk, irrespective of whether delivery has been made or not.

A
Buyer's

B
Seller's

C
Carrier's

D
All of the above

Solution

When the property in Goods is transferred to Buyer, Goods are at the buyer's risk, irrespective of whether delivery has been made or not since the ownership of goods is transferred to the buyer at the time of the sale.
Hence, option (A) is the correct answer.

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Question 1

Buyer

Seller

Buyer or his agent

Seller or his agent

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Question 2

Symbolic

Constructive

Actual

None of these

Solution

Question 3

Actual delivery

Constructive delivery

Symbolical delivery

Forward delivery

Solution

Question 4

buyer has notice at the time of contract

buyer has no notice at the time of contract

true owner has notice at the time of contract

true owner has no notice at the time of contract

Solution

Question 5

A gets a goods title to goods

B gets a good title to goods

C gets a good title to goods

There is no sale at all

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Question 6

ordinary diligence

reasonable diligence

due diligence

lack of diligence

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Question 7

The buyer is acting in ordinary course of business

The buyer knows that the agent has no authority to sell

The buyer must act in good faith

The possession of the goods must be with the consent of the owner

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Question 8

becomes owner of the goods

does not become owner of the goods, but can use them

is under duty to trace the owner and return the goods to him

can sell them with out taking any effort to trace the owner

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Question 9

actual Ddlivery

constructive delivery

symbolical delivery

forward delivery

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Question 10

Buyer's

Seller's

Carrier's

All of the above

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