Enforceability Of Contracts For Stolen Goods
Sonny occasionally steals oranges from highway groves and sells them to local grocery stores.
A store owner requests a large quantity of oranges, and Sonny drafts a contract to sell ten bags of oranges for fifty dollars. What legal recourse does the grocery store owner have upon discovering that the oranges are stolen?
A
The contract is valid because Sonny delivered the oranges and is entitled to payment.
B
The owner can void the contract because the oranges are stolen property.
C
The grocery store owner has no recourse because the origin of the goods is irrelevant to the contract.
D
The contract is unenforceable because Sonny took too long to gather the oranges for delivery.
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