Rights against Buyer 1- Suit for the price Where any goods are transferred to the buyer and the buyer negligently or refuses to pay in
Author: Rohit Kumar
Im Rohit kumar, 4th year student of BA.LLB at JEMTEC School of Law, Greater Noida
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