Distinction between Consignment and sale

Distinction between Consignment and sale

Consignment

Sale

·       Ownership of goods   is not transferred to consignee.

·       Consignee is not liable for losses.

·       All expenses are born by consignor.

·       The document sent along with goods sent to consignee is called 'Performa invoice".

·       Consignee does not become debtor on receipt of goods. He becomes debtor on sale of goods.

·       Consignee receives commission on sale of goods.

·       Ownership of goods is transferred to the buyer.

·       Buyer is liable for losses.

·       Buyer meets his own expenses.

·       The document sent on sale of goods is called 'Invoice'.

·       Buyer becomes debtor immediately on receipt of goods.

·       Buyer does not receive any commission. He earns profit on sale of goods.

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