Is it true about finder's keeper's loser weeper's?

Answer 1

i can't really say, i've never personally experianced this before. but here's a true story that recently happend that might give a good view of it:


A man was looking in his attic for a faulty wire. He noticed a box in the corner. When he opened it, he found four ziploc bags. Altogether, the bags contained $100,000. When he reported it to authorities, a widow who previously owned the house claims it's hers. But the man who found it, says he found it, so he should get it.

Answer 2

No. actually, that kindergarten asserting is diametrically opposite to the quite operation of regulation. looking somebody else's property grants NO possession rights over it in any respect. Richard

Answer 3

If you found some money or anything vaulable then simply Give it back coz it's mine. For, rest of the stuff ... yes, it's true.

Answer 4

It's true, but if what you find is valuable, you really should try to find the rightful owner.

Answer 5

Not applied to many things in Toddy's lifestyle.

You could be sued for it.

Answer 6

uh, i just think that thats just a little rhyme that a thief made up so he could keep what he stole and then it turned into what they found

Answer 7

No. That's just rude. What if someone found your wallet and decided to keep it?

Answer 8

Are you trying to tell me to return your Bra and panties that I found in my bed?

Answer 9

If you don't know who it belong too.

Answer 10

it is believed to be true