If a good faith purchaser for value acquires goods from another good faith purchaser,but the goods were stolen at some point in the past,the last good faith purchaser does not obtain good title.

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This is known as the "void title" rule, which states that a person who receives stolen goods cannot pass good title to a subsequent purchaser. Therefore, the last good faith purchaser does not obtain good title.

If a Good Faith Purchaser for Value Acquires Goods from Another