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Sale of Goods Act, 1962(Act 137)

Section 61: In a c.i.f. contract, unless a contrary intention appears —
(a) the seller is bound at his own expense, to ship the goods during the agreed period, if any, to the port agreed upon or to acquire goods afloat which have been so shipped;
(b) the seller is bound, at his own expense, to effect on the goods an insurance of the type normal for goods and a voyage of the kind in question;
(c) the seller is bound to transfer to the buyer proper shipping documents in accordance with the terms of the contract;
(d) the buyer is bound to take up proper shipping documents and, on doing so, to pay the price in accordance with the terms of the contract;
(e) the goods are deemed to be delivered to the buyer, and the property therein accordingly passes to the buyer, on the transfer to him of the bills of lading;
(f) the risk in the goods passes to the buyer when they are shipped or acquired afloat.

Subject : Nature and Formation of the Contract  

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