Question
Under the Sale of Goods Act, a "Conditional Sale" is one
where:Solution
A conditional sale is a transaction where title/ownership in goods is retained by the seller until certain conditions (typically payment of full price or fulfillment of other obligations) are satisfied. Until the condition is fulfilled, the buyer has possession but not ownership. This is distinct from an absolute sale where ownership passes upon agreement.
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