If a contract is for the sale of unascertained goods:

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For the sale of unascertained goods, the buyer does not become the owner until the goods are selected and agreed upon by both parties. This means that ownership does not pass at the time the contract is formed because the specific goods have not been identified. Ownership also doesn't pass at the time of payment or delivery because the goods have not been chosen yet. It is only after both parties agree on which goods will be sold that ownership of those specific goods will pass to the buyer.

If a Contract Is for the Sale of Unascertained Goods