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Delivery of goods to carriers in international sales: an examination of what It purported to be in Nigeria
This article deals with international sales. Specifically, it discusses the question of delivery of goods to the carrier and its implication that it shall be ‘prima facie deemed to be a delivery of the goods to the buyer’. The legal consequences in Nigeria of a contract entered into by parties of di...
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