Sale of Goods Act Test 3
Tests knowledge of the Sale of Goods Act including contract formation, definitions, buyer and seller rights, delivery conditions, and remedies for breach.
Questions
If, in a contract of sale, a seller becomes insolvent after the contract is made, then who can claim the goods?
- The seller
- The seller’s official receiver
- The buyer
- None of these
When there is an agreement to sell specific goods and the goods subsequently perish before the risk passes to a buyer, the agreement becomes
- void
- voidable
- illegal
- None of these
Which of the following are covered under the definition of goods?
- Food supplied by airlines to customers
- Claim for the prize of lottery tickets
- Old coins
- Current currency notes
When goods are exchanged for goods, it is a contract of
- sale
- agreement to sell
- pledge
- barter
Which of the following is/are not contingent goods?
- Crops likely to grow in the field (if they grow)
- Supply of goods via a ship (if they reach safely)
- Eggs laid by the hens (if any)
- Paintings to be painted by painter.
A contract of bailment is different from sale as it involves
- transfer of ownership and possession
- transfer of ownership only
- transfer of possession only
- None of these
When the goods are sold by sample as well as by description, the implied condition is that the bulk of the goods supplied must correspond with the
- sample only
- description only
- sample and the description both
- sample, the description and the fair price
The delivery of wrong quantity includes delivery of goods
- in quantity less than contracted
- in quantity more than contracted
- contracted to sell mixed with other goods
- All of the above
In case the goods correspond with the sample, but do not tally with the description, then a buyer has the right to
- repudiate the contract
- sue for damages caused to him
- declare the contract as illegal
- declare the contract as void
The right of lien is exercised by an unpaid seller when the goods are in possession of the
- buyer
- seller
- carrier who is the buyer’s agent
- buyer’s agent
Section 27 of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 provides for transfer of
- title to goods
- authority in goods
- interest in goods
- risk in goods
An unpaid seller has the right of stoppage of goods in transit when
- a seller wishes not to deliver the goods to a buyer
- a buyer has refused to make payment
- a buyer has become insolvent
- All of the above
All of the following are the remedies for consequence of breach in warranty, except
- claim for damages
- extinction of price
- repudiation of contract
- insolvency of a buyer
It is the duty of a _________ to apply for the delivery of goods.
- buyer
- seller
- banker
- third party