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jeka94
3 years ago
7

Jelf and Ricardo share a hotel room for Jason's wedding Jeff and Ricardo predictably drink too much alcohol, felf passes out. Ai

cardo is hungry so he walks through the hotel looking for food, Ricardo finds a half-eaten pizza in a pizza box left in the hall outside someone else's room, Ricardo takes the pizza back to their room. (Sadly.this is another true story). Does Ricardo own the plaza?
A. Yes, Ricardo found the pizza which was abandoned
B. Yes. Ricardo owns it against everyone except the guests in the room which he took it from
C. No. The pizza was mislaid property and therefore belongs to the hotel.
D. No. Ricardo stole the pizza and has no rightful ownership interest in it
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1 answer:
alekssr [168]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:        'C' in my personal opinion

Explanation:

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