Section 49 of SOGA : Section 49: Termination Of Lien
SOGA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a furniture store sells a dining table to a customer. The customer hasn't paid for the table yet, so the store retains a lien on it, meaning they have the right to keep possession until payment is made.
Example of (a): The store ships the table through a delivery service to the customer without stating that they still hold the right to the table until payment. The store loses its lien...
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