Section 3 Sales of Goods Act (III of 1930), Section 37 Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), O XII, R 6 Admission of Admiralty Jurisdiction The dispute between the parties was in relation to the supply of Marine Petrol Oil Plaintiff. ? The plaintiff claims to supply 96-36 metric tons of oil to the ship, while the defendant claims that the board has received 83 8 metric tons of oil, the plaintiff has claimed on board the amount of oil received by the defendant. The decision is requested. On the accuracy of this board, if a buyer has the option of temporarily canceling the goods supplied but does not do so and accepts such supply then Section 37 of the Goods for Sale Act, 1930 Under (1), the buyer was obliged to pay the seller at the contract rate even if the defendants were correct and there was a slight supply of marine petrol oil, it was clear that the quantity provided was in fact accepted and It was not ruled out in favor of the defendant, the supply of oil entered by the defendants and the agreement up to the preliminary injunction The sum of the amount for which the claim was allowed will be in favor of the claimant according to which the application was allowed
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