Property is the ‘right of ownership’. Title is the source of right. A right is vested in a person who holds a valid title. Generally, the title must have been obtained from the owner himself. But there could be cases when the title is acquired from non-owners. The related question that arises in such cases is whether or not the buyer has obtained a good title. The law protects the true owner by providing that he alone can provide a good title

Family & Juvenile

by Shaurya Agarwal

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