In which of the following situations would Elijah be liable for the loss of the wheat against the new buyer? a. If the buyer had not actually taken possession of the goods. b. If delivery had already occurred.

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In which of the following situations would Elijah be liable for the loss of the wheat against the new buyer?

a. If the buyer had not actually taken possession of the goods. b. If delivery had already occurred. c. If the buyer purchased the entire harvest rather than a portion. d. If the goods were considered fungible.

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A. If the buyer had not actually taken possession of the goods

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