The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act Allows a Supplier of Goods

The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act allows a supplier of goods to recover those goods even after they are delivered to the purchaser if

A) within 30 days of delivery, the debtor has become bankrupt or a receiver has been appointed, provided the debtor or trustee still has the goods.
B) within 30 days of delivery, the debtor has become insolvent, provided the debtor or trustee still has the goods.
C) within 6 months of delivery, the debtor has become bankrupt or a receiver has been appointed, provided the debtor or trustee still has the goods.
D) within 6 months of delivery, the debtor has become insolvent, provided the debtor or trustee still has the goods.
E) within 7 days of delivery, the debtor has become bankrupt or a receiver has been appointed, even if the goods have been transferred to a third party.