What is the test for setting aside a transfer on the basis that the transfer is null and void?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Deptuch v. Kurmey, 1964 CanLII 345 (SK QB):
The setting aside of a transfer on the basis that it is null and void is subject to the rights of a purchaser for value who relies on the certificate of title in good faith and without fraud: See Frostad v. Libek and Wagner 1927 CanLII 114 (SK CA), [1927] 2 WWR 550, 21 Sask LR 603.
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