Very Short Question and Answers - Methods of Sale
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It is a method where the buyer pays the purchase price in instalments but the ownership remains with the seller until all instalments are paid.
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Ownership transfers only after the buyer pays all the instalments.
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The seller can ask for the goods to be returned and also sue the buyer for damages.
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Yes, by paying the total remaining amount at any stage during the instalment period.
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It is used for durable and expensive items such as cars, motorcycles, TVs, and machinery.
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It is a system where goods are sold and payments are made in agreed instalments, known as the deferred instalment plan.
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Ownership passes to the buyer when the goods are sold and the initial payment is made.
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No, the seller cannot ask for the goods to be returned as ownership has already passed to the buyer.
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The seller can sue the buyer in a court of law for the balance amount due.
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In both methods, payment is made in instalments.
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In hire purchase, ownership transfers after the last instalment. In instalment payment, ownership transfers upon sale and initial payment.
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In the instalment payment system.
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Yes, the seller can reclaim the goods.
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No, the seller cannot reclaim the goods.
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A car is often sold using hire purchase.
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It is another term for the instalment payment system, where payments are deferred and made over time in instalments.
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They should pay off all the remaining instalments at once.
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The seller bears the risk until ownership transfers to the buyer.
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The buyer, since ownership has already been transferred.
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The seller can take back the goods and sue the buyer for damages.