Dear all,

I'd be most grateful for any cases or other material you can recommend
relating to the following hypothetical.

Suppose that:

1. A acquires an asset. Due to the professional negligence of A's
adviser, their acquisition is voidable.

2. A subsequently sells the asset to B, who is aware of the
voidability of A's title to the asset when B buys the asset. (The deed
of transfer is sufficiently widely drafted to transfer any cause of
action A may have had for professional negligence.)

3. B's title is subsequently avoided.

Could B sue A's professional advisers in contract or tort for the loss
B suffered?

Many thanks.

Ger