alleryStart learning →Goods got under a voidable contract are pledged before rescission. The pawnee gets good title if:
AHe has a written deed
BThe owner knew of it
CHe is in same city
DGood faith, no notice
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Good faith, no notice
Section 178A gives the pawnee a good title when the voidable contract has not been rescinded and he acts in good faith without notice of the defect.
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