commonly called BFP in legal and banking circles; a person who has purchased an
asset (including a promissory note, bond or other negotiable instrument) for stated
value, innocent of any fact which would cast doubt on the right of the seller to
have sold it in good faith. This is vital if the true owner shows up to claim title,
since the BFP will be able to keep the asset, and the real owner will have to look
to the fraudulent seller for recompense.
law dictionary, legal
dictionary, online law dictionary, legal terms dictionary,
online legal dictionary, legal definition, legal
terms and definition, Best online Dictionary, Law
Dictionary Software, Download Law Dictionary, law
dictionary, legal dictionary, online law dictionary,
legal terms dictionary, online legal dictionary,
legal definition, legal terms and definition, Best
online Dictionary, Law Dictionary Software, Download
Law Dictionary