A lessor,in his exercise of the right to stop goods in transit,is legally authorized to stop a shipment of any size if ________.

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The lessor can exercise the right to stop goods in transit if the lessee is insolvent, even if the shipment is of any size. Therefore, option C, where the lessor is solvent, and the lessee is insolvent, is the only valid option. Options A and D are incorrect because they mention the lessor's and lessee's solvency or creditworthiness, which is not relevant in determining the lessor's right to stop goods in transit. Option B is also incorrect because it assumes that both parties involved are solvent, which is not necessary for the exercise of this right.

A Lessor,in His Exercise of the Right to Stop Goods