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Business, 08.04.2020 02:30, kingbolt1

John hires Jane to steal a particular type of car for him. Jane demands $2,000 payment in advance, which John pays. Jane does not deliver the stolen car at the appointed time. John sues Jane. Which of the following is most likely true? a. The courts will order Jane to return the $2,000 b. The courts will order Jane to deliver a car like she promised to steal for John. c. The courts will order Jane to pay the court $2,000. d. The court will do nothing, and leave the parties as they find them.

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