Section 30 of SOGA : Section 30: Seller Or Buyer In Possession After Sale
SOGA
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Explanation using Example
Example Scenario for Section 30(1):
Imagine Bob sells a laptop to Alice, but the laptop is still in Bob's possession because Alice has asked him to install specific software before she picks it up. Meanwhile, Bob sells the same laptop to Charlie, who has no idea about the previous sale and buys the laptop in good faith. According to Section 30(1) of The Sale of Goods Act, 1930, Charlie's purchase is valid as if Bob was authorised t...
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