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Under section 41 of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, on delivery of goods

A. It is the buyer's business to verify whether the goods conform to the contract

B. It is for the seller to supply further proof that the goods delivered are in conformity with the contract

C. It is for both the parties to verify and supply the proof respectively

D. It is either for the buyer to verify or the seller to supply further proof as to conformity of goods with the contract

Answer: Option A

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