"A SELLER BECOMES AN UNPAID SELLER ONLY WHEN THE BUYER HAS NOT PAID THE PRICE" COMMENT.
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contract, there is always a reciprocal promise. Even in a contract of sale, both the buyer and the seller must perform their duties. And if the buyer does not pay the seller his due, the seller becomes an unpaid seller. This means such unpaid seller has some rights against the buyer. Let us see.
When the buyer of goods does not pay his dues to the seller, the seller becomes an unpaid seller. And now the seller has certain rights against the buyer. Such rights are the seller remedies against the breach of contract by the buyer. Such rights of the unpaid seller are additional to the rights against the goods he sold.
1] Suit for Price
Under the contract of sale if the property of the goods is already passed but he refuses to pay for the goods the seller becomes an unpaid seller. In such a case. the seller can sue the buyer for wrongfully refusing to pay him his due.
But say the sales contract says that the price will be paid at a later date irrespective of the delivery of goods,. And on such a day the if the buyer refuses to pay, the unpaid seller may sue for the price of these goods. The actual delivery of the goods is not of importance according to the law.