The TA 1968, s 3(2) exempts a defendant from liability for theft where the defendant purchases goods in good faith and for value, then later discovers that the seller had no title to the property, but decides to keep it. Note that [...]precludes the protection afforded by the TA 1968, s 3(2).
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mala fides (bad faith)
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#crime #law #theft
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The TA 1968, s 3(2) exempts a defendant from liability for theft where the defendant purchases goods in good faith and for value, then later discovers that the seller had no title to the property, but decides to keep it. Note that [...]precludes the protection afforded by the TA 1968, s 3(2).
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#crime #law #theft
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The TA 1968, s 3(2) exempts a defendant from liability for theft where the defendant purchases goods in good faith and for value, then later discovers that the seller had no title to the property, but decides to keep it. Note that [...]precludes the protection afforded by the TA 1968, s 3(2).
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mala fides (bad faith)
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