Before any interest in specific goods can pass from the seller to the buyer,the goods must exist and be identified to the contract.

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This is known as the "existence and identification" rule, which is a fundamental principle of contract law. It means that goods that are the subject of a contract must actually exist and be capable of being identified as the specific goods promised by the seller before any interest in them can be transferred to the buyer.

Before Any Interest in Specific Goods Can Pass from the Seller