Heath one day noticed the Wanderers picking the oranges and followed them into the market to watch where the oranges were sold and whom they were sold to. Upon telling Jarret, the Barkley children sued the Wanderers and the buyers of the Wanderers oranges. The Wanderers claimed they did not know the land was owned by anyone and that even if it was Wanderers countersued claiming they worked the property and therefore deserved not only to sell the oranges but to own the property as well. What will the outcome of the litigation be and why? c. Jarret and Audra sued Nick and Heath, claiming they are entitled to equal ownership in the cattle. Jarret and Audra claimed the cattle were part of the real property of the estate in the same way the orange trees were and therefore deserved equal ownership in the cattle. What will be the outcome of the litigation and why