Megan Has Purchased Two Tickets for a Lucky Draw at the Local

question 29

Multiple Choice

Megan has purchased two tickets for a lucky draw at the local supermarket,which are with the store's cashier.Tracy,her friend,who knows about this,convinces the cashier that she is Megan and takes the tickets.She then goes and sells the tickets to Anya,who has no knowledge of the case.Which of the following statements is true?

• A)Megan has the right to recover the tickets from Anya.
• B)Tracy cannot be charged with fraud since she sold the tickets to Anya.
• C)The cashier has the voidable title on the tickets.
• D)Anya is a good faith purchaser.

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Definitions:

Unstated Premise

An implicit assumption that is not explicitly expressed within an argument but is necessary for the argument's conclusion to hold.

Syllogism

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