Nemo dat quod non habet

Nemo dat quod non habet MEANING

A maxim in Latin that translates as "no one gives what they do not have." This rule or concept is also known as the "nemo dat" rule or principle. It is the inquiry into whether or not an individual who claims to be able to donate or sell property really has the legal title or authority to do so. The fundamental idea behind this regulation is that the buyer is unable to improve their title standing beyond that of the seller. For example, if a thief sells off the stolen Rolex watch, the purchaser will have the same title as the thief who sold him the things since the commodities were stolen in the first place.

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