Under a _____, risk of loss (and title) remains with the seller until the buyer accepts, and the buyer's trial use of the goods does not in itself constitute acceptance.

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A sale-on-approval contract is a type of contract where the seller retains the risk of loss (and title) until the buyer accepts the goods. The buyer's trial use of the goods does not constitute acceptance, and the buyer has the option to return the goods if they are not satisfied. The other options either have different risk of loss arrangements or different conditions for acceptance and return.

Under a _____, Risk of Loss (And Title) Remains with the Seller