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3. (b) That's wrong. The seller of goods who continues to possess them until the agreed time for delivery possesses them as a bailee. A bailee must deliver goods as agreed. Refusing to do so is a clear denial of the bailor's right to immediate possession of the goods.

The same principle applies in other cases where a temporary right of possession comes to an end, and is followed by a refusal to restore the goods.

Flowfill Packaging Machines Pty Ltd v Fytore Pty Ltd (1993) Aust Torts Reports 81-244.