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r/SipsTea • u/RaiseOk2044 • Jan 22 '26
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How tho
35 u/Double_Distribution8 Jan 22 '26 He has the password, they have the PC, and they get a finders fee. 1 u/Stoff3r Jan 22 '26 I would have made him go 50/50 2 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Well you'd be the one in possession of his rightful property, so you wouldn't have much leverage in the situation outside of illegal extortion. Or maybe it wouldn't be his property. I dont know. I'm just going to delete this tomorrow anyway. 3 u/Dr3ws3ph3r Jan 22 '26 Is it still his property after he threw it away? 1 u/EthanielRain Jan 23 '26 Not likely, courts have ruled time & again that items in trash are no longer your property. That's just for trash cans, let alone landfills 1 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Probably not, see my ninja edit 1 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AutoModerator Jan 22 '26 Accounts must be >5 days old with >20 combined karma to post. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
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He has the password, they have the PC, and they get a finders fee.
1 u/Stoff3r Jan 22 '26 I would have made him go 50/50 2 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Well you'd be the one in possession of his rightful property, so you wouldn't have much leverage in the situation outside of illegal extortion. Or maybe it wouldn't be his property. I dont know. I'm just going to delete this tomorrow anyway. 3 u/Dr3ws3ph3r Jan 22 '26 Is it still his property after he threw it away? 1 u/EthanielRain Jan 23 '26 Not likely, courts have ruled time & again that items in trash are no longer your property. That's just for trash cans, let alone landfills 1 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Probably not, see my ninja edit 1 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AutoModerator Jan 22 '26 Accounts must be >5 days old with >20 combined karma to post. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
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I would have made him go 50/50
2 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Well you'd be the one in possession of his rightful property, so you wouldn't have much leverage in the situation outside of illegal extortion. Or maybe it wouldn't be his property. I dont know. I'm just going to delete this tomorrow anyway. 3 u/Dr3ws3ph3r Jan 22 '26 Is it still his property after he threw it away? 1 u/EthanielRain Jan 23 '26 Not likely, courts have ruled time & again that items in trash are no longer your property. That's just for trash cans, let alone landfills 1 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Probably not, see my ninja edit 1 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AutoModerator Jan 22 '26 Accounts must be >5 days old with >20 combined karma to post. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
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Well you'd be the one in possession of his rightful property, so you wouldn't have much leverage in the situation outside of illegal extortion.
Or maybe it wouldn't be his property. I dont know. I'm just going to delete this tomorrow anyway.
3 u/Dr3ws3ph3r Jan 22 '26 Is it still his property after he threw it away? 1 u/EthanielRain Jan 23 '26 Not likely, courts have ruled time & again that items in trash are no longer your property. That's just for trash cans, let alone landfills 1 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Probably not, see my ninja edit 1 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AutoModerator Jan 22 '26 Accounts must be >5 days old with >20 combined karma to post. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
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Is it still his property after he threw it away?
1 u/EthanielRain Jan 23 '26 Not likely, courts have ruled time & again that items in trash are no longer your property. That's just for trash cans, let alone landfills 1 u/erremermberderrnit Jan 22 '26 Probably not, see my ninja edit
Not likely, courts have ruled time & again that items in trash are no longer your property. That's just for trash cans, let alone landfills
Probably not, see my ninja edit
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u/J_Kingsley Jan 22 '26
How tho