Where a Rogue Fraudulently Obtains a Car from the Original

Multiple Choice

Where a rogue fraudulently obtains a car from the original owner and sells the car to a third party, in which of the following scenarios will bona fide purchase for value without notice be a defence against a claim by the original owner?

A) The original owner made a fundamental mistake of identity when purporting to sell the car to the rogue.
B) The rogue had lied to the original owner about his ability to pay for the goods in order to procure the car.
C) The original owner rescinded the contract before the rogue sold the car on to the bona fide purchaser.
D) None of the options provided is correct.