Legal Question in Business Law in California
Writer takes the typewriter to marchant, marchant repairs it and then mistakely sells it to student who was a buyer in the ordinary course of business:
A-Merchant could transfer all rights of writer to student who was a buyer.
B-In the ordinary course of buisness if marchant had sold the typewriter with knowldge that is belonged to writer.
C-Writer could reclaim it from student if a thief had stolen the typewriter from writer and had left it with marchant for repair writer could not recover it from student.
D-If marchants procurement of the entrusment of the typewriter was larcenous under the criminal law, marchant could not pass good title to student.
4 Answers from Attorneys
This is what, a law textbook from 1970? Tell the writer to get a cheap laptop.
You'd be a better law student if you master the King's English. Merchant is spelled with an "e" not an "a."
We old-timers remember "Marchant" as a manufacturer of electromechanical desktop calculators, a competitor of Frieden. Marchant machines were brown; Friedens were blue.
Study hard and you'll pass without our help.
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