absolute and conditional sales

absolute and conditional sales
absolute and conditional sales
An absolute sale is one where the property in chattels passes to the buyer upon the completion of the bargain. A conditional sale is one in which the transfer of title is made to depend on the performance of a condition, usually the payment of the price; it is a purchase for a price paid or to be paid, to become absolute on a particular event, or a purchase accompanied by an agreement to resell upon particular terms. Under a conditional sale the seller reserves title as security for payment for goods.
- secured transaction

Black's law dictionary. . 1990.

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