alleryStart learning →A seller who kept possession resells to an innocent buyer. Effect?
AVoid, because it is a fraud
BIt waits for a court decision
CIt binds only the first buyer
DValid as if owner authorised it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Valid as if owner authorised it
Section 30(1) gives the second delivery the same effect as if made by a person expressly authorised by the owner, if the receiver acted in good faith without notice of the earlier sale.
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