1.On her way home from work, Susan finds a piece of gold jewelry that looked like precious stones to her. She took it to a jewelerto have it appraised. While pretending to weigh the jewelry, the jeweler removed several of the stones. Susan sues the jeweler to recover the stones. Who wins?

a.The jeweler. Susan has recovered mislaid property and has no ownership interest in it, and therefore no right to recover because of ifs loss.

b.The jeweler. Regardless of how Susan found the property or the nature of the property, she can never become its true owner.

c.Susan. Once Susan found the property, regardless of the nature of the property, she became the full and rightful owner of the property.

d.Susan. The property here is lost property, and as its finder Susan is entitled to ownership as against the rest of the world, except the true owner.