Mr. S sold a pig named Peachy to Ms. B for P5,000. No condition or period was contemplated. After the perfection of the contract but before the delivery of the pig, Peachy the pig gave birth to 5 piglets. Who is entitled to the 5 piglets? O Mr. S O Peachy, because she is the mother of the piglets O None of the above O Ms. B

Mr. S sold a pig named Peachy to Ms. B for P5,000. No condition or period was contemplated. After the perfection of the contract but before the delivery of the pig, Peachy the pig gave birth to 5 piglets. Who is entitled to the 5 piglets? O Mr. S O Peachy, because she is the mother of the piglets O None of the above O Ms. B

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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