When there is no movement of goods,the risk of loss passes to the buyer when the goods are received,if the seller is a merchant.

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This is true for a shipment contract, where goods are being transported from one place to another. If there is no movement of goods, then it could be a destination contract or a sales contract, and the risk of loss may pass differently. However, if the seller is a merchant, they are generally held to higher standards and obligations regarding the delivery of goods, regardless of the type of contract.

When There Is No Movement of Goods,the Risk of Loss