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November 9, 2008
Never Forget The True Owner In Finding Cases
A while ago, we noted a dispute between a contractor and a homeowner about a bunch of 1920s currency found in a wall. Classic finder v. owner of the locus dispute, right? Well, the publicity generated by the dispute brought the true owner's descendents out of the woodwork, and they'll get a share. Of course, the lawyers will probably get the biggest share.
Ben Barros
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November 9, 2008 in Personal Property, Recent Cases | Permalink
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