Match each Sale of Goods Act concept or remedy on the left with its corresponding legal definition or application on the right.
- Stoppage in transituAn unpaid seller's right to regain possession of goods while in transit upon discovering the buyer's insolvency.
- Action for non-deliveryA buyer's personal remedy for damages when the seller wrongfully neglects or refuses to deliver the goods.
- Market overtA legal rule allowing an innocent buyer to acquire good title to goods bought in an open public market despite seller's defect in title.
- Resale of goodsAn unpaid seller's right to sell perishable goods or goods after giving reasonable notice when payment is withheld.
Answer
Stoppage in transitu matches regaining possession of goods in transit upon buyer insolvency; Action for non-delivery matches the buyer's remedy when delivery is refused; Market overt matches acquiring valid title in an open public market; Resale of goods matches an unpaid seller selling perishable goods or selling after notice.
Each concept accurately aligns with its statutory application: Stoppage in transitu applies to goods in transit upon buyer insolvency; Action for non-delivery is the buyer's remedy for non-delivery; Market overt is a recognized exception for transfer of title; and Resale is an unpaid seller's right regarding perishable items or post-notice sales.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Rights of unpaid sellers, buyer remedies, and transfer of title under the Sale of Goods Act