Two members of a backgammon club owned identically sized, red backgammon boards. The first member's board was made of cheap material while the second member's board was quite expensive. One night, after a competitive tournament, the two members met in the finals, playing on a borrowed board. The second member won and the first member, visibly upset, mistakenly grabbed the other's board and drove home. As was her custom, she left the board in the trunk of her car. Meanwhile, the owner of the board discovered the board switch and drove to the first member's apartment to make an exchange. The first member took the second to her parking place and saw that her car had been stolen. The police recovered the car days later, with no backgammon board in the trunk. The second member demanded a replacement board but was refused. B In an action to recover the board's value, will the second member recover