Under what condition is it permissible to void a ticket?

• A. If the vehicle is damaged before delivery
• B. If the customer never takes possession of the vehicle
• C. If payment is disputed
• D. If the vehicle is delivered late

Answer: (B)

The correct choice highlights a fundamental principle in the context of ticket validity and possession. It is permissible to void a ticket if the customer never takes possession of the vehicle, as possession is a key factor in the contractual agreement. When a customer does not take ownership or possession of the vehicle, the terms of the agreement have not been fulfilled, justifying the voiding of the ticket.

In this situation, the concept of possession is critical because it indicates that the buyer has not entered into the full contractual obligations outlined in the ticket. Thus, without possession, the transaction is effectively incomplete, allowing for the ticket to be voided without penalty or issue.

The other conditions presented do not meet the same threshold for voiding a ticket. For example, damage before delivery or delivery being late may warrant a different type of resolution, such as repair or compensation, rather than voiding the ticket entirely. Disputed payment could cause complications in a transaction but does not inherently justify voiding a ticket, as negotiations or arbitration can be avenues to resolve payment issues.