Swanson and Salazar rent a building from King in Kirksville and operate it as a Bangladeshi restaurant. They install an industrial stove, oven and heavy duty refrigerator. The stove is bolted to the ground. After their lease is up, they take the stove, oven and refrigerator. King objects and demands that they return those items claiming that they became fixtures and were to stay with the property: What will be the result and why? A. Swanson and Salazar will win because the oven and refrigerator were not bolted down. ) B. Swanson and Salazar will win because of the parol evidence rule. C. King will win because when one item of property becomes a fixture, all personal property becomes a fixture. () D. Swanson and Salazar will win because the oven, stove and refrigerator were all trade fixtures. Dixon plays slow pitch softball at ledville's South Lawn. He packs up his softball shoes, his softball bat, his hat and his glove and places them in his equipment bag. On the way to his car and without Dixon knowing it, the glove slips out of the bag and onto the South Lawn parking lot. Dixon drives off without the glove. As to these facts A. The baseball glove is a trade fixture. B. The baseball glove is mislaid property. C. The baseball glove is lost property. D. The baseball glove is abandoned property. Salazar and Heidi take their Cat Soarer to Samanathe's house to care for it while they take a vacation. As to this transaction: A. Samanatha would owe a duty to use slight care to protect the Cat. B. Samanatha would owe the highest degree of care to protect the Cat. C. Samanatha would owe a duty to use ordinary care to protect the Cat. D. Samanatha would owe no duty to protect the Cat. 0