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The risk prima facie passes with property ,if goods were lost even before it
reached the buyer loss falls on buyer.
In case of agreement of sale ownership is yet to pass such loss has to be
borne by the seller
if buyer wrongfully neglects to pay the seller can sue for the price. Even
though the goods are in his possession.
In case of agreement the seller can only sue for damages and not for price
even though the goods are in possession of buyer
4.Right Of resale
The property is with the buyer and as such the seller (in possession of goods)
after sale cannot re sale.If he does the subsequent buyer having knowledge
of the previous sale cannot aquire title to goods.The original buyer can sue
and get the goods.
In agreement to sale the seller can dispose off the goods if he likes, but
orginal buyer can sue and get damages.
In a sale if the buyer is adjudged insolvent before he pays then the seller in
absence of right of lien must hand over the goods to official receiver or
assignee, the seller is entitled to only a rateable dividend for price of goods.
In agreement to sale if the buyer has already paid , then the buyer can only claim a
ratable dividend and not goods because property in them still rests with the seller
Both the contracts resemble very much.
a) Specific Goods : Goods identified and agreed upon at the time of making
contract of sale are called specific goods.
- Example
It is a stipulation essential to the main
purpose of a contract.