Which of the Following Statements Regarding Commingled Fungible Goods Is

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements regarding commingled fungible goods is TRUE?

• A) If goods are commingled because of the actions of a third party, the third party has the right to determine how the commingled goods will be distributed to each contributing party.
• B) If a party who is responsible for the commingling of fungible goods cannot prove what percentage of the fungible goods he or she contributed, the commingled goods will be divided equally among all contributing parties, regardless of the original contributions of each party.
• C) Fungible goods that are intentionally commingled by a third party may only be separated and distributed via a court order.
• D) If two people accidentally commingle their fungible goods, or if the goods are commingled because of the actions of a third party, each party in entitled to the percentage of the fungible goods that he or she contributed.
• E) If one of the parties responsible for the comingling of fungible goods, and that person cannot prove what percentage of the commingled goods he or she contributed, the holder of the goods at the time gains property rights over the commingled goods.

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