A title for goods obtained by a seller through fraud, impersonation, or a dishonored check is referred to as a(n) ________.

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A title obtained through fraud, impersonation, or a dishonored check is considered voidable, meaning it can be challenged by the rightful owner or a third party who was harmed by the seller's actions. An unenforceable title refers to a situation where the seller did not have the legal right to transfer ownership of the goods, while a conditional title involves certain conditions or restrictions on the transfer of ownership. The term "unequivocal title" is not commonly used in legal contexts.

A Title for Goods Obtained by a Seller Through Fraud