In the Text's Case of National Compressor Corp

question 81

Multiple Choice

In the text's case of National Compressor Corp.v.Carrow and McGee,the court considered whether a buyer,who purchased a compressor that was subsequently destroyed in a fire on a third party's premises before the buyer took possession,had an insurable interest since title had not yet passed and thus could bring suit against the third party.What was the court's ruling?

• A)The Buyer could not sue the third party because title had not passed and thus,it did not have an insurable interest.
• B)The Buyer had an insurable and special interest but could not sue the third party because the goods had not been identified to the contract.
• C)The Buyer could not sue the third party because it did not have an insurable and special interest.
• D)The Buyer had an insurable and special interest and could sue the third party because regardless of whether or not goods had been identified to the contract.
• E)The Buyer had an insurable and special interest and could sue the third party because the goods had been identified to the contract.

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