Loss of Property That Appears to Have Been Stolen but for Which

question 61

Multiple Choice

Loss of property that appears to have been stolen but for which there is no physical evidence of theft is called:

• A)accidental disappearance.
• B)coincidental theft.
• C)virtual disappearance.
• D)nonfortuitous theft.
• E)mysterious disappearance.

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Definitions:

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