contingent goods?
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Answer / sinisetty
The acquisition of goods by the seller depends upon un
certain event in the future are called contingent goods.
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Answer / john mwangi
goods whereby their acquisition by the seller, for onward
transfer of the property in them to the buyer for pecuniary
consideration on the part of the buyer, depends upon an
uncertain condition or an unpredictable circumstance in the
future are known as contingent goods. They are types of
future goods.Such a contract can only be an agreement to
sell and never can it be a sale.
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Answer / kiran
THE ACQUISITION OF GOODS OR COMMODITIES FROM THE SELLER IT
MAY BE CONTINGENT IN FUTURE WEATHER IT IS GOOD CONDITION OR
NOT ( IT MAY BY HAPPENS OR NOT) SURE, UNCERTAINTY IN FUTURE
OUTCOMES.
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Answer / grip
Goods, the acquisition of which by the seller depends upon an uncertain contingent are called contingent goods
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Answer / annanya
These are d goods which can be acquired provided contingency (happening or non-happening) is fulfilled
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