Multiple choice

Goods are said to be in a deliverable state when

  1. the buyer may take their delivery

  2. the buyer would, under contract, be bound to take their delivery

  3. the seller is in a position to deliver them

  4. all of the above
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Goods are in a deliverable state when the buyer would, under the contract, be bound to take their delivery. This means the goods are in the condition required by the contract terms - ready for delivery as per the agreement's specifications. Mere willingness or ability of the buyer to take delivery is insufficient; what matters is the contractual obligation. The seller's ability to deliver is relevant but not the defining test - the key is the buyer's contractual duty to accept delivery under the agreed terms.

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