Under the Sale of Goods Act, risk transfers with title. If parties fail to contract when title transfers, then the Sale of Goods Act provides the rules for title transfer depending on the condition or state of the goods involved in the transaction. In each of the circumstances below, please identify the applicable title transfer rule and state when title will transfer (assume there is nothing in the contract that discusses title transfer). (8 marks)

A) A customer is buying a book that is in a deliverable state - there is nothing further that needs to be done to the goods before being delivered to the customer.

B) A landscaping company orders grass sod for a large product. They are told that grass sod is $0.50 per square foot.

C) A customer orders shoes online and is unsure if they will fit properly.

D) A customer buys a car that needs to have alterations made to it before the customer can drive away.