Two brothers, Mika and Fika Singh advertised to sell a car. A man, claiming to be Honey Singh, approached them. He took the car for a test drive and the brothers agreed to sell the car to him for $27,000. Honey Singh wished to pay by cheque. When he produced a checkbook, Mika said that he didn't want to proceed with the sale unless it was in cash. Honey Singh then claimed that he was R.D.B. Honey Singh, that he had a business interest in Punjab state in India, and he lived in Andheri Street, Mumbai. While negotiations proceeded, Fika slipped out, went to a local post office, and consulted a telephone directory. He verified that R.D.B Honey Singh lived at the Mumbai address. Based on this, the brothers accepted the cheque. Subsequently, the cheque was dishonored and the brothers attempted to find Honey Singh. They could not. Seeking to recover the car, they sued Arijit Singh who had purchased the car from Honey Singh. Advise whether the brothers would be successful in their claim or not? Use the IRAC method to answer the question.