Possession is essential to create right of lien. It must be rightful and continuous. Lien is of two types: • General lien: It means right to retain the goods until all the claims of the holder are satisfied. • Particular lien: It means the right to retain the particular goods until claims arising on those goods are satisfied...
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Possession is essential to create right of lien. It must be rightful and continuous. Lien is of two types: • General lien: It means right to retain the goods until all the claims of the holder are satisfied. • Particular lien: It means the right to retain the particular goods until claims arising on those goods are satisfied...
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