Generally, a buyer obtains no better title to goods than the seller had.

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This principle, often encapsulated in the legal maxim "Nemo dat quod non habet" (no one gives what they do not have), means that if a seller does not have title to the goods, they cannot transfer a better title to a buyer, except in certain exceptions provided by law.

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