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A contract for sale of goods to be delivered at a future date shall

A. Be invalid if the seller has not the goods in present possession

B. Be invalid if the seller has not contracted for the purchase of those goods

C. Be invalid if the seller only expects or hopes to acquire

D. Not be invalid if the seller has not got the goods in present possession nor has contracted for the purchase of the same nor has any expectation of getting them

Answer: Option D

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