Multiple Choice
Owen, a famous chef, sells to Pat a restaurant that Owen closed years ago. Pat discovers in the restaurant a collection of Owen's recipes, which are considered valuable. In a suit to obtain the recipes, Owen will likely
A) not prevail because he should have known that the recipes were in the restaurant.
B) not prevail because the sale of a restaurant includes everything in it.
C) prevail because there was no mutual assent.
D) prevail because the sale of a restaurant includes nothing in it.
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