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<h1>Unpaid Seller's Lien Doesn't Rescind Sale; Notice Needed for Damages; Buyer Gains Title on Resale</h1> A contract of sale is not automatically rescinded by an unpaid seller exercising their right of lien or stoppage in transit. If goods are perishable or the seller notifies the buyer of intent to resell, the seller may resell if the buyer fails to pay in a reasonable time, recovering damages but not profits from resale. Without notice, the seller cannot claim damages, and the buyer is entitled to resale profits. A buyer acquires good title upon resale despite no notice. If the seller reserves resale rights and resells upon buyer default, the original contract is rescinded, preserving damage claims.