ch8 law

The general rule of Physical Delivery provides that title passes to the buyer when the seller has not completely performed his or her duties concerning physical delivery of the goods

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if the contract merely requires the seller to ship the goods, title passes to the buyer when the seller delivered and tendered to the buyer.

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if the contract merely requires the seller to ship the goods, title passes to the buyer when the seller delivers the goods to the carrier.

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If delivery is to be made without moving the goods, title passes at the time and place of contracting if the goods have been identified to the contract.

• Delivery Without Moving the goods

• The document of title

• Sales Contracts

• Obtaining Good Title

he transfer of ownership to tangible personal property in exchange for money, other goods, or the performance of services.

• Delivery Without Moving the goods

• The document of title

• Sales Contracts

• Obtaining Good Title

(a negotiable bill of lading) serves as the contract between the seller and the shipper as well as identifies who has title and control of the goods

• Delivery Without Moving the goods

• The document of title

• Sales Contracts

• Obtaining Good Title

if the buyer rejects tender of the goods, title will automatically be revested in the seller.

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A seller who has a voidable title has the power to pass good title to a good-faith without value.

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A seller has a voidable title to goods if he has obtained his title

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A fundamental rule of property law is that a buyer cannot receive better

title to goods than the seller had.

• Delivery Without Moving the goods

• The document of title

• Sales Contracts

• Obtaining Good Title