In circumstances where the title to goods has transferred to the buyer,sale of goods legislation provides an unpaid seller with a right to a claim that is legally described as which of the following?

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The sale of goods legislation provides an unpaid seller with the right to take legal action for the price of the goods sold after the title has transferred to the buyer. This claim is known as an "action for price." Choice A (account for profits) refers to a different type of claim where a seller can claim the profits that the buyer has made by reselling the goods. Choice B (breach of contract) is a general term that can refer to a variety of claims arising from a contract, but it is not specific to the situation of an unpaid seller seeking payment for goods already sold. Choice D (stoppage in transit) is a right of an unpaid seller to stop goods that are in transit to a buyer if the buyer is insolvent or otherwise unable to pay for the goods, but it is not applicable once the title has already transferred to the buyer.

In Circumstances Where the Title to Goods Has Transferred to the Buyer,sale