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Concept Check $15\mathrm{.}1$: Question $2$

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In which situation can a purchaser of goods be made to return them to their rightful owner?

The original owner can never force the return of purchased goods.

The goods were purchased in good faith for fair value from someone who obtained them through fraud.

The goods were purchased in good faith for fair value from someone who stole them from the original owner.

The goods were purchased in good faith in the ordinary course of business from a merchant.