alleryStart learning →A joint owner in sole possession sells. When does the buyer get property?
AIf he buys in good faith
BIf he pays double the price
CIf he is a co-owner's relative
DIf he registers the sale
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. If he buys in good faith
Section 28 passes property to a buyer from such a joint owner if he buys in good faith and has no notice that the seller lacks authority.
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