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Originally Posted by CarneVaca
Johnny, I've been thinking about this myself. Jason could probably speak to this more intelligently. In this case, the laws that apply to the acceptance of stolen property may apply. Jeffrey may be liable to some extent if after he was informed this was stolen property, he went ahead with selling it anyway. But I'm not sure.
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Yes, I had doubts at first that Jeffrey knew this was stolen property. But now, that he is selling another (or possibly many more) then it appears to me that he is no longer a bona fide purchaser (BFP). The buyers on the other hand - assuming they didn't know it was stolen are likely BFPs.
(Note: I'm not a lawyer, one more year of law school for me
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