A clause in a contract that provides that the title to goods remains in the seller's name until full payment by the purchaser is known as a:

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A retention of title clause, also known as a "Romalpa clause," allows the seller to retain legal ownership of goods until the purchaser fulfills all of their payment obligations. This protects the seller's interests in cases where the purchaser defaults on payments or becomes insolvent.

A Clause in a Contract That Provides That the Title