Under what condition is the right to repossess not applicable for removed materials?

The right to repossess removed materials typically refers to the ability of a party, such as a contractor or supplier, to reclaim materials that were provided but not paid for. When materials are sold to a third party, the right to repossess them is effectively nullified because the initial owner no longer holds ownership of those materials. Once sold, the new owner has the legal right to keep and use those materials, making repossession impossible for the original owner or provider. Therefore, this condition directly affects the enforceability of any repossession claim, as the materials are now owned by someone else, removing the original party's legal claim to them.