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Section 30 of Sales of Goods act, 1930 According to the given statement, if a person who has sold goods continues to possess them or holds the documents of title and then delivers or transfers them to a third party, the third party who receives them in good faith and without notice of the previous sale obtains ownership rights to the goods or documents. This rule is based on the principle of good faith in commercial transactions. The third party is considered a bona fide purchaser, and their acquisition of the goods or documents is protected even if the original owner did not authorize the delivery or transfer.
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