In sale in case of loss of goods the loss will fall on the ........

Sale of Goods Act (SoGA) 1932 Performance of contract of sale

In sale in case of loss of goods, the loss will fall on the _____________

offeror

buyer

seller

surety

- In case of a sale of goods, the risk of loss typically depends on when the ownership passes from seller to buyer.

- Once ownership is transferred, the buyer bears the risk, even if the goods haven't yet been delivered.

- Option 1: Offeror – Usually not relevant in sale of goods; refers to contract offeror.

- Option 2: Buyer – Correct Answer. After ownership passes, buyer bears loss.

- Option 3: Seller – Only bears the loss if ownership has not yet passed.

- Option 4: Surety – Not related here; surety is a guarantor, not the party to bear loss in sale of goods.

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