In case a buyer buys a mobile phone from the finder of the phone without knowledge of such defect in…
A finder of goods is not the true owner and cannot pass a good title (nemo dat quod non habet, section 27 of the Sale of Goods Act), so "The buyer would be required to…
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In case a buyer buys a mobile phone from the finder of the phone without knowledge of such defect in title and the defect is later discovered:
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A finder of goods is not the true owner and cannot pass a good title (nemo dat quod non habet, section 27 of the Sale of Goods Act), so "The buyer would be required to return the good to the real owner and recover the consideration of the sale from his seller"
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