alleryStart learning →A buyer in possession resells to an innocent person. What of the seller's lien?
AIt continues against him
BIt passes to the carrier
CIt is treated as non-existent
DIt is doubled in amount
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It is treated as non-existent
Under section 30(2), a sub-buyer in good faith without notice takes as if the original seller's lien or other right did not exist.
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