Which of the following implied warranties addresses the status of the ownership of goods?

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The warranty of title differs from other warranties in that it protects the buyer in ownership of the goods bought.The general rule under the code is that in any contract for the sale of goods,the seller warrants to the buyer that he has the right to sell them.Under the warranty of title,the seller also warrants that the goods are free of any liens or claims of other parties unless the buyer was given notice of the liens or claims at the time the contract was made.

Which of the Following Implied Warranties Addresses the Status of the Ownership