alleryStart learning →A non-owner sells goods. What title does the buyer generally get?
AFull title as an innocent buyer
BA title better than the seller's
CA title after one year of use
DNo better title than the seller's
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No better title than the seller's
The general rule of nemo dat in section 27 is that the buyer gets no better title than the non-owner seller had.
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