If a good has been stolen and is then sold to an unsuspecting buyer:

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In most jurisdictions, if a good has been stolen, the thief cannot pass good title to anyone, including an unsuspecting buyer. This means that the original owner can claim their property back. The buyer may lose both the item and the money paid, and the other options provided do not accurately reflect the legal principles involved in the transfer of stolen goods.

If a Good Has Been Stolen and Is Then Sold