What was the court's ruling in City of Richmond v.Petroleum Marketers,Inc. ,the case in the text in which the court considered where the sale of petroleum occurred-where the contracts for the purchase of the oil were executed or where the goods were,in fact,delivered?

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A)The court found that the goods were identified to the contract when the
petroleum arrived at the buyer's receptacle in the city,not when it was pumped out of the seller's holding tank in another county,and title passed when the product was pumped out of the seller's rented tanks and into whatever facility its customer provided.
B)The court found that the goods were identified to the contract when the petroleum arrived at the buyer's receptacle in the city,not when it was pumped out of the seller's holding tank in another county,and title passed when the product was pumped out of the seller's rented tanks and into whatever facility its customer provided.
C)The court found that the goods were identified to the contract when the petroleum arrived at the buyer's receptacle in the city,not when it was pumped out of the seller's holding tank in another county,and title passed when the product was pumped out of the seller's rented tanks and into whatever facility its customer provided.
D)The court found that the goods were identified to the contract when the petroleum arrived at the buyer's receptacle in the city,not when it was pumped out of the seller's holding tank in another county,and title passed when the product was pumped out of the seller's rented tanks and into whatever facility its customer provided.
E)The court found that the goods were identified to the contract when the petroleum arrived at the buyer's receptacle in the city,not when it was pumped out of the seller's holding tank in another county,and title passed when the product was pumped out of the seller's rented tanks and into whatever facility its customer provided.

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