Which of the following persons does not have a right of general lien?

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A general lien is a right to retain possession of all goods of the debtor in the possession of the creditor until all claims of the creditor are satisfied. Bankers, wharfingers, factors, and policy brokers have rights of general lien as recognized by law or custom for debts due to them in their particular capacities. However, a finder of goods does not have a general lien; they may have a specific right to retain the goods until they receive compensation for their efforts in preserving the goods or finding the owner, but this does not extend to a general lien over the debtor's other properties or goods.

Which of the Following Persons Does Not Have a Right