Sam owned a musical instrument store.He sold new and used instruments (trumpets, clarinets, violins, etc.) and also repaired instruments.This past year he went through a midlife crisis and decided to close the shop and move to Montana to become a professional fishing guide.He notified his customers he was closing his shop May 30.On May 31, there were still some instruments in his repair shop that had not been picked up.He contacted Lucy the Liquidator and sold the instruments in his repair shop to her for $5,000 cash.One instrument that was sold to Lucy was a silver Bach Stradivarius that belonged to Ted Trumpeter.The instrument was worth over $2,000.Ted had been out of town for a few weeks and did not receive notice that Sam was closing his shop.Ted tracked down Lucy and demanded his trumpet back.Ted showed Lucy his claim ticket to prove the instrument was his.Lucy said she would be happy to sell him the trumpet for only $1,500 (what a deal!).Ted is furious and he takes Lucy to Small Claims Court.How should this case be decided?Explain what a judge will be interested in knowing about this case, especially in relation to Lucy's conduct.