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of <h1>Understanding Delivery Obligations: Section 39 of Sales of Goods Act 1930 on Seller's Responsibilities and Risk in Transit</h1> Section 39 of the Sales of Goods Act, 1930, outlines the delivery obligations in a sales contract. When a seller is required to send goods to a buyer, delivery to a carrier or wharfinger is considered delivery to the buyer. The seller must make reasonable arrangements with the carrier or wharfinger unless otherwise directed by the buyer. If the seller fails and the goods are lost or damaged, the buyer can hold the seller liable. In cases involving sea transit, the seller must notify the buyer to enable insurance. Failure to do so places the risk on the seller during sea transit.
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