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    This document outlines various implied conditions that may apply in sales contracts even if not expressly stated, including conditions related to title, description, sample, and fitness or quality. It also lists several scenarios where a non-owner may still be able to validly transfer title to goods, such as through estoppel, a mercantile agent, joint ownership, or as an unpaid seller.

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    This document outlines various implied conditions that may apply in sales contracts even if not expressly stated, including conditions related to title, description, sample, and fitness or quality. It also lists several scenarios where a non-owner may still be able to validly transfer title to goods, such as through estoppel, a mercantile agent, joint ownership, or as an unpaid seller.

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    Implied Conditions

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    This document outlines various implied conditions that may apply in sales contracts even if not expressly stated, including conditions related to title, description, sample, and fitness or quality. It also lists several scenarios where a non-owner may still be able to validly transfer title to goods, such as through estoppel, a mercantile agent, joint ownership, or as an unpaid seller.

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    Implied Conditions

    1. Condition as to title

    2. Sale by description

    3. Sale by sample

    4. Sale by sample as well as description

    5. Condition as to fitness or quality


    Transfer of Title by Non-owner

    1) Estoppel

    2) Sale by a mercantile agent

    3) Sale by one of several joint owners

    4) Sale of goods obtained under a voidable agreement

    5) Sale by the seller in possession of goods after sale

    6) Buyer in possession of goods over which the seller has some right

    7) An unpaid seller

    8) Sale under the contract act

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