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A, a jewellery wholesaler, leaves some jewellery at B's jewellery shop by mistake. B treats the jewellery as his own. Which one of the following remedies is available to A?

A, a jewellery wholesaler, leaves some jewellery at B's jewellery shop by mistake. B treats the jewellery as his own. Which one of the following remedies is available to A? Correct Answer B is bound to pay A for them

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