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Under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, the right of an unpaid seller to retain possession of the goods sold and refuse to deliver the goods to the buyer until the buyer has paid the price is termed as:
the right of stoppage in transit
the right of resale
the right of estoppel
the right of lien
- The right of lien allows an unpaid seller to keep possession of goods until payment is received.
- The right of stoppage in transit gives the seller the ability to stop goods in transit after being shipped if the buyer is insolvent.
- The right of resale permits the seller to resell the goods if the buyer fails to pay or breaches the contract.
- The right of estoppel prevents a party from contradicting a position previously taken if others acted upon it.
Correct Answer: Option 4 - the right of lien
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