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There is a popular myth that buyers do not own goods until the buyer has paid. Legally, this is incorrect. Instead, title passes on delivery, unless a clause has been agreed in a contract between the parties that title passes on payment. This Briefing looks at how to protect your business to ensure that when a customer goes out of business you can recover your goods rather than being left as an unsecured creditor who receives nothing.
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Warranty of title --- Gray, Patrick, --- Fothringham, Thomas, --- Trials, litigation, etc.
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Law of obligations. Law of contract --- Sales --- Warranty --- Conflict of laws --- Vente --- Garantie (Vente) --- Droit --- Droit international privé --- Warranty of title --- 347.451 <44> --- -Warranty of title --- -Warranty against dispossession --- Warranty of ownership --- Warranty of peaceful possession --- Purchasing --- Commercial law --- Koop. Verkoop. Afstand--(verbintenissenrecht)--Frankrijk --- Law and legislation --- 347.451 <44> Koop. Verkoop. Afstand--(verbintenissenrecht)--Frankrijk --- -Koop. Verkoop. Afstand--(verbintenissenrecht)--Frankrijk --- -Warranty --- Warranty against dispossession --- Droit international privé --- Sales - France --- Warranty of title - France
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