Property law protects existing ownership of goods.A principal belief underlying this policy is:
A) a person should not be required to retain constant possession of all the goods he owns,yet at the same time,ownership should be indicated by who is in possession of the goods.
B) while a person should not be required to retain constant possession of all the goods he owns,there must be a method for good faith purchasers for value to be protected so they may make safe acquisitions of goods.
C) even good faith purchasers should be held responsible for making sure the item they are buying wasn't stolen from the rightful owner.
D) there must not be conflicts among underlying beliefs.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This is the best choice because property law does indeed allow for ownership of goods to be indicated by possession, but it also accounts for situations where someone may not be in constant possession of their goods. Additionally, property law includes protections for good faith purchasers for value, who should be able to acquire goods without fear that the ownership rights will be disputed.

Property Law Protects Existing Ownership of Goods