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of <h1>Goods Sale Validity: Buyer Beware! Section 27 of Indian Sale of Goods Act - Authority Matters.</h1> Under Section 27 of the Indian Sale of Goods Act, 1930, if goods are sold by someone who is not the owner and lacks the owner's consent or authority, the buyer does not acquire a better title than the seller possesses. However, if a mercantile agent, with the owner's consent, possesses the goods or a title document and sells them in the ordinary course of business, the sale is valid as if the agent had explicit authorization, provided the buyer acts in good faith and is unaware of the seller's lack of authority.
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