What remedy should a carrier apply when a consignee fails to collect perishable goods?

Here's the solution for Case 2: Case 2: Perishable goods i) The remedy I would apply in this situation is the sale of the goods. Explanation: When perishable goods are not collected by the consignee at the agreed time, and no instructions are given, the carrier has a right and often a duty to sell the goods to prevent their complete spoilage and minimize loss. This action is taken to protect the interests of all parties involved, including the shipper and the carrier, by realizing some value from the goods before they become worthless. The proceeds from the sale would then be used to cover the carrier's expenses, and any remaining balance would be held for the rightful owner. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.