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Where the seller gives notice of his intention to re-sell the goods to the buyer, and thereafter re-sells the goods, under section 54(2) of the Sale of Goods Act, 1930

A. The seller is liable to account for the surplus with the buyer and the buyer is liable for damages

B. The buyer is not entitled to the profits of re-sale though he may be liable for damages

C. The buyer is entitled to the profits of resale and not liable for damages

D. The buyer is neither entitled for the profits on re-sale nor liable for the damages

Answer: Option B

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