A seller's title to goods being sold is voidable if the goods
A)were bought on credit.
B)were obtained by fraud.
C)were delivered to a buyer but have not yet been paid for.
D)must be sold to a good faith purchaser for value.

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A seller's title to goods is considered voidable if the goods were obtained by fraud. This means that the seller acquired the goods through deceptive practices, and therefore, the title they hold is not secure or legitimate.

A Seller's Title to Goods Being Sold Is Voidable If