Multiple choice

If the goods under a contract perish before the making of the contract, it becomes void if the goods are

  1. specific

  2. not specific

  3. specific or not specific

  4. A contract is never void.

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Explanation

Option (1) is correct: If the goods under a contract perish before the making of the contract, it becomes void if the goods are specific. In any other case, the contract will not be void.