If at the Time of Entering into a Contract Unbeknown

question 39

Multiple Choice

If at the time of entering into a contract unbeknown to the purchaser or the seller, the subject matter did not exists, the contract is

• A) voidable at the option of the court.
• B) void, according to the Sale of Goods Act as well as under the Common Law.
• C) a mistake in terms of fact and not assumption.
• D) subject to the tort of deceit.
• E) valid, the purchaser stands the loss.

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