Which of the following statements regarding when a person with voidable title sells a good to a good-faith purchase is false?
A)Good-faith purchasers can do nothing to avoid injury.
B)The rightful owners of goods have the opportunity to protect themselves.
C)The rightful owners of goods bear the burden of collecting from fraudulent buyers.
D)A seller who has a voidable title cannot pass good title to a good-faith purchaser.

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A seller who has a voidable title has the power to pass good title to a good faith purchaser for value.Good-faith purchasers can do nothing to avoid injury.However,the rightful owners of goods at least have the opportunity to protect themselves by taking steps to assure themselves of the buyer's identity,accepting only cash or certified checks,refusing to part with the goods until they have cash in hand,or taking steps to discover fraud before parting with the goods.In view of their greater relative fault,the Code requires the original owners of the goods to bear the burden of collecting from their fraudulent buyers.

Which of the Following Statements Regarding When a Person with Voidable