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A contract of sale of immovable property becomes final

Q: Answer-A contract of sale of immovable property becomes final when:

We can say that a contract of sale is a broader term where two parties agree to exchange goods in return for a consideration. When the exchange takes place immediately, it is termed as sale. However, when it is supposed to take place in the future, it is known as an agreement to sell.

when:

A It is converted into an actual sale.

B It is final the day it is made

C It is final if both the parties agree to sale

D It is converted into an agreement to sell.

E Both A and D.

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A contract of sale of immovable property becomes final

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