With Respect to the Breach of a Sale-Of-Goods Contract, Consider

With respect to the breach of a sale-of-goods contract, consider the following statements. Which of these is false?

A) Whether a seller can sue for the price or damages depends upon whether or not title has passed.
B) The Sale of Goods Act excludes the possibility of the various equitable remedies such as specific performance.
C) Where a buyer has continued to push a breaching seller for performance, he could lose the right to discharge the contract in the event of a breach of a condition.
D) Before a court will award a remedy, generally it will decide whether the breach was of a condition or a warranty.
E) Even after the seller has given possession of the goods to the buyer, he may be able to get them back under the provisions of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.