Multiple choice

When goods become the property of the buyer, the seller can, on default of the buyer, sue for piece

  1. True

  2. False

  3. Partly true

  4. Cannot say
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Explanation

Once property (ownership) in goods passes to the buyer, the seller's remedy for non-payment is a suit for the price (not just damages). The seller can sue for the full contract amount because ownership has already transferred. This is the standard post-transfer remedy.

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