When Does Risk of Loss Pass in a Sale of Goods

question 66

Multiple Choice

When does risk of loss pass in a sale of goods that does not involve a common carrier:

• A) upon tender of delivery for both merchant sellers and nonmerchant sellers
• B) upon tender of delivery for merchant sellers and when goods are received by the buyer in the case of nonmerchant sellers
• C) upon tender of delivery for nonmerchant sellers and when goods are received by the buyer in the case of merchant sellers
• D) when goods are received by the buyer for both merchant sellers and nonmerchant sellers

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