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. When is the buyer entitled to take delivery of the goods?

Unless the parties have agreed otherwise, as soon as the buyer has paid the price, he is entitled to take delivery of the goods whether or not property in them has passed to him. correct incorrect

Irrespective of any agreement between the parties, as soon as the buyer has paid the price, he is entitled to take delivery of the goods whether or not property in them has passed to him. correct incorrect

Unless the parties have agreed otherwise, as soon as the buyer has paid the price, he is entitled to take delivery of the goods but only where property in them has passed to him. correct incorrect

Irrespective of any agreement between the parties, as soon as the buyer has paid the price, he is entitled to take delivery of the goods but only where property in them has passed to him. correct incorrect

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. When will property in unascertained goods pass to the buyer?

Never. Property in unascertained goods can never pass to the buyer. correct incorrect

Once they have been paid for correct incorrect

Not until the goods are ascertained correct incorrect

Not until the goods are ascertained, but if unascertained for longer than 30 days then property passes immediately correct incorrect

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. What is the primary rule for deciding when property in specific or ascertained goods will transfer to the buyer?

Rule 1 in section 18 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 correct incorrect

Rule 2 in section 18 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 correct incorrect

When the parties intend it to pass correct incorrect

Whichever Rule in section 18 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 applies to the case correct incorrect

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. In the case of the transfer of property in unascertained goods, it doesn't matter in which order the statutory rules are applied provided they are applied correctly. Is this statement correct?

No correct incorrect

Yes correct incorrect

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. When do goods become ascertained?

As soon as the contract is made correct incorrect

When the goods are identified as the goods to be used in the performance of the contract correct incorrect

As soon as they have been delivered to the buyer correct incorrect

As soon as the buyer pays for them correct incorrect

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. The rules relating to which party bears the risk in the goods depends on whether the buyer deals as a consumer. Is this statement correct?

Yes correct incorrect

No correct incorrect

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. When does the risk in the goods transfer to the consumer buyer?

When they are paid for correct incorrect

When they are dispatched for delivery correct incorrect

When they come into the physical possession of the consumer correct incorrect

When the contract is made correct incorrect

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. When does the risk in the goods transfer to the non-consumer buyer?

When the contract is made correct incorrect

Unless otherwise agreed, when the property in the goods is transferred to him correct incorrect

When they are paid for correct incorrect

When they are dispatched for delivery correct incorrect

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. Who bears the risk in the goods when delivery has been delayed as a result of the fault of either the non-consumer buyer or the seller?

The party who is at fault correct incorrect

The seller correct incorrect

The buyer correct incorrect

The buyer, but only if he has paid for the goods correct incorrect

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. Would a case similar to Re Wait [1927] 1 Ch 606 be decided the same today? If not, why not?

Yes correct incorrect

No, because it has been overruled correct incorrect

Possibly, but depending on the facts of the case correct incorrect

No, because of section 20A of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 correct incorrect