The intent to make a gift requires an intent to transfer title at that time.

 If a debtor with multiple debts specifies the debt to which a payment is to be applied and the creditor accepts the money, the creditor is bound to apply the money as specified.​

A person entitled to receive money may generally assign that right to another person.

​Generally, a bailee can pass good title to a good-faith purchaser even when the sale was not authorized by the owner.

Title to abandoned property is acquired by the first person who obtains possession and control of the property.

​Goods are identified when they have been selected as the goods called for by a sales contract.

If a thief sells stolen property to a good-faith buyer, the buyer acquires title to the property.

​Consequential damages are those that necessarily flow from the breach.

​Once goods in a contract have been identified the buyer holds an insurable interest in them.

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