Section 51 of SOGA : Section 51: Duration Of Transit

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Explanation using Example

Imagine you purchased a new dining table online. The seller ships the table through a delivery service. From the moment the table is handed over to the delivery service (Section 51(1)), it is considered to be in transit to you. If you decide to meet the delivery truck halfway to your home and take the table from there (Section 51(2)), the transit ends the moment you receive the table.

If the table reaches your local delivery depot and the delivery service informs you that they are holding the table on your behalf (Section 51(3)), the transit is considered over, ...

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