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Action for the Price

The seller’s claim when the buyer has breached the contract and title to the goods has passed to the buyer

Bill of Landing

A shipping document that serves as a contract between the seller and the carrier.

Caveat Emptor
“Let the buyer beware” or “let the buyer take care.”

C.I.F.

A contractual term making the seller responsible for insurance and shipping.

C.O.D.

A contractual term requiring the purchaser to pay the carrier in cash upon delivery of the goods.

Damages for non-acceptance

Damages to which a seller is entitled if a buyer refuses to accept goods prior to the passing of title.

F.O.B.

A contractual term whereby the buyer specifies the type of transportation and the seller arranges that transportation and delivery of goods to the carrier at the buyer’s expense.

Future Goods

Goods that are not yet in existence at the time a contract of sale is formed.

Specific Goods

Goods that are in existence and identifiable at the time a contract of sale is formed.

Stoppage in Transit

The right of a seller to demand that goods be returned by a shipper to the seller, provided the buyer is insolvent.

Unascertained Goods

Goods that are not yet set aside and identifiable as the subject matter of the contract at the time a contract of sale is formed.