In Ziva Jewelry v.Car Wash Headquarters,when a jewelry salesman left his car at a carwash,it was stolen with over $850,000 of jewelry hidden inside.When the jeweler sued the carwash,what was the result?

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A) The court ruled that the jeweler could not claim that the carwash knew or that it should have reasonably foreseen or expected that it was taking responsibility for over $850,000 worth of jewelry when it accepted the salesman's vehicle for the purpose of washing it.
V) The court ruled that the jeweler could not claim that the carwash knew or that it should have reasonably foreseen or expected that it was taking responsibility for over $850,000 worth of jewelry when it accepted the salesman's vehicle for the purpose of washing it.
W) The court ruled that the jeweler could not claim that the carwash knew or that it should have reasonably foreseen or expected that it was taking responsibility for over $850,000 worth of jewelry when it accepted the salesman's vehicle for the purpose of washing it.
X) The court ruled that the jeweler could not claim that the carwash knew or that it should have reasonably foreseen or expected that it was taking responsibility for over $850,000 worth of jewelry when it accepted the salesman's vehicle for the purpose of washing it.

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