Principle: A seller of goods cannot transfer better rights than he himself possesses in the goods sold to the buyer. Facts: Komal leaves his watch by mistake on a seat in the park. Sonal finds that watch and immediately sells the same for good price to Monal who without inquiring whether Sonal is its owner or not. Komal later on claims that watch from Monal. Decide whether Komal can succeed.

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Principle: A seller of goods cannot transfer better rights than he himself possesses in the goods sold to the buyer. Facts: Komal leaves his watch by mistake on a seat in the park. Sonal finds that watch and immediately sells the same for good price to Monal who without inquiring whether Sonal is its owner or not. Komal later on claims that watch from Monal. Decide whether Komal can succeed.






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