The Sale of Goods Act provides several methods for fixing the price of goods:
- (A): The price may be explicitly fixed by the terms of the contract itself.
- (C): The price can be determined based on previous dealings between the parties.
- (D): The price may be fixed through an agreed method provided in the contract.
(B) is incorrect, as the buyer cannot determine the price unilaterally.
Match the following committees with their mandates in List I and List II: 
| List-I (Reasons) | List-II (Examples) |
|---|---|
| (A) Contract contingent on marriage | (I) A and B contract to marry each other. Before the marriage, A goes mad. |
| (B) Repudiation of a voidable contract | (II) A agrees to sell B 100 bags of wheat. Before delivery, the government bans private trading. |
| (C) Supervening impossibility | (III) A contracts to give a loan if B marries C. C dies unmarried. |
| (D) Subsequent illegality | (IV) A forces B to sell his car worth 15,00,000 for 5,00,000. B rescinds the contract. |
| List-I: Sections | List-II: Matters |
|---|---|
| (A) Sec. 227 | (I) Right of auditor to attend general meetings |
| (B) Sec. 226 | (II) Reading and inspection of auditor’s report |
| (C) Sec. 231 | (III) Qualifications and disqualifications of auditors |
| (D) Sec. 230 | (IV) Powers and duties of auditors |