Mr. A tells Mr. B in presence of Mr. C that he (Mr. A) is the agent of Mr. C. Mr. C maintains silence instead of denying it. Later Mr. A sells Mr. C’s goods to Mr. B. In this case, Mr. C cannot dispute B’s title to the goods.

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The CMA Foundation exam syllabus includes the following topics under the Fundamentals of Business Laws and Business Communication (FBLC) paper:
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Sale of Goods Act, 1930
Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881

Section A: Introduction, sources of law, legislative process in India, legal methods and court system in India 
 


Mr. A tells Mr. B in presence of Mr. C that he (Mr. A) is the agent of Mr. C. Mr. C maintains silence instead of denying it. Later Mr. A sells Mr. C’s goods to Mr. B. In this case, Mr. C cannot dispute B’s title to the goods.