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1.	A in good faith, believing property belonging to Z to be his own property. takes that property out of B s possession
A.	A commits theft.
B.	A commits no theft as he does not take away the property dishonestly.
C.	A commits no theft because property belongs to Z was not takes from his possession.
D.	A commits no theft because he takes the property out B s possession.
Answer» C. A commits no theft because property belongs to Z was not takes from his possession.

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