If a person who holds goods under a voidable title because he or she purchased them through fraud transfers the goods for value and in good faith to a third party, the type of title transferred is

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The third party, who purchases the goods for value and in good faith, receives a valid title. This is because the law protects innocent third parties in commercial transactions, allowing them to obtain a good title even if the seller had a voidable title due to fraud.

If a Person Who Holds Goods Under a Voidable Title