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The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 Book Back One Mark Questions with Answers & Explanations (12th Standard Commerce)

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Every Book Back multiple-choice question from The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 (12th Standard Commerce, Samacheer Kalvi) — each with the correct option highlighted and a clear, worked explanation. Free to read in English and Tamil.

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Q1
Sale of Goods Act was passed in the year
  • A. 1940
  • B. 1997
  • C. 1930Correct
  • D. 1960
Explanation. The lesson opens by stating that the Sale of Goods Act, one of the special contracts, was passed in 1930. The book's key, in both the English and Tamil editions, gives (c).
Q2
Which of the below constitutes the essential element of contract of sale?
  • A. Two parties
  • B. Transfer of property
  • C. Price
  • D. All of the aboveCorrect
Explanation. The essential elements listed are two parties, transfer of property, goods, price, and the inclusion of both sale and agreement to sell. So all three options are elements. The book's key gives (d).
Q3
Which of the below is not a good?
  • A. Stocks
  • B. Dividend dueCorrect
  • C. Crops
  • D. Water
Explanation. Dividend due on shares is listed as an actionable claim, which is excluded from goods. Stocks, growing crops and water are named as goods. The book's key gives (b).
Q4
In case of the sale, the ____ has the right to sell
  • A. Buyer
  • B. SellerCorrect
  • C. Hirer
  • D. Consignee
Explanation. Under the implied condition as to title, the seller has a right to sell the goods and the buyer can assume so. The book's key gives (b).
Q5
The property in the goods means the
  • A. Possession of goods
  • B. Custody of goods
  • C. Ownership of goodsCorrect
  • D. Both (a) and (b)
Explanation. Section 21.04 says property in goods means the ownership of goods, while possession refers only to custody or control. The book's key gives (c).
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