According to the Uniform Commercial Code, title to goods passes to the buyer:
A) before the buyer pays for the goods.
B) upon selection of the goods by the buyer.
C) when the document of title is delivered by the seller.
D) only if the seller delivers the goods to the buyer's residence.

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If a contract calls for the seller to deliver a negotiable document of title to the goods (like a warehouse receipt or a bill of lading) to the buyer, title passes when the document of title is delivered. The document of title (signifying the right to control the goods) will not be surrendered to the buyer until she pays for the goods.

According to the Uniform Commercial Code, Title to Goods Passes