A person with voidable title can pass good title to a good faith purchaser or good faith subsequent lessee.

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This is because a voidable title means that there is a defect or issue with the ownership of the property, but it can still be sold or leased to a good faith purchaser or lessee who is unaware of the defect. As long as the purchaser/lessee did not have any reason to know about the defect in the title, they can obtain good title to the property.

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