due negotiation

due negotiation
Transferring a negotiable document of title under such conditions that the transferee takes the document and the goods free of certain claims enforceable against the transferor.
See U.C.C. No.No. 7-501(4) & 7-502(1).
Due negotiation is the good faith purchase exception to the doctrine of derivative title as applied to documents

Black's law dictionary. . 1990.

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