Good title vests when buyer purchases in good faith and without notice from seller under a voidable contract. A buyer acquires a good title to goods sold by a seller who obtained possession under a voidable contract, so long as the contract has not been rescinded ... Summary
Good title vests when buyer purchases in good faith and without notice from seller under a voidable contract.
A buyer acquires a good title to goods sold by a seller who obtained possession under a voidable contract, so long as the contract has not been rescinded and the buyer purchases in good faith and without notice of the seller's defect of title.
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