If a contract merely requires the seller to ship the goods, title passes to the buyer when the:
A) buyer pays the seller.
B) contract is signed by both parties.
C) goods are delivered by the seller to the buyer.
D) seller delivers the goods to the carrier.

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If a contract merely requires the seller to ship the goods, title passes to the buyer when the seller delivers the goods to the carrier. If the contract requires delivery of the goods by the seller, title passes to the buyer when the goods are delivered and tendered to the buyer.

If a Contract Merely Requires the Seller to Ship the Goods