Gary brings his guitar to a music shop for maintenance. The shop owner tells Gary that the job will take one week. Gary agrees to come back in one week and leaves the guitar with the shop owner. Rachel comes into the shop an hour later, sees Gary's guitar, and offers the shop owner $1,000 for it. Does the shop owner have the right to sell the guitar to Rachel?

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18 May, 22:38

Gary brings his guitar to a music shop for maintenance. The shop owner tells Gary that the job will take one week. Gary agrees to come back in one week and leaves the guitar with the shop owner. Rachel comes into the shop an hour later, sees Gary's guitar, and offers the shop owner $1,000 for it. Does the shop owner have the right to sell the guitar to Rachel?

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Dominique Reed · Answer 1

Answer: The shop owner does not have a right to sell the guitar to Rachel.

Explanation:

Gary's intention of coming to the shop was for maintenance, that he even agreed to come back in a week time not minding the duration. He had no intention of selling it. Hence selling it will not be right. Selling it will only be right if the shop owner seeks for his consent and he gives the shop owner an order to sell it.