If a buyer purchases goods on approval, the buyer's creditors cannot reach such goods until there is an approval.

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When goods are purchased on approval, the buyer has not yet taken ownership of them until they express their approval or satisfaction with the goods. Until such approval is given, the goods legally belong to the seller, and therefore, the buyer's creditors cannot claim rights over these goods as they are not yet part of the buyer's estate.

If a Buyer Purchases Goods on Approval, the Buyer's Creditors