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stopmeandslapme said:
Doubt it but that is its minimum value, gotta be a couple of hundred £ there.
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What is the protocol when you find a chest or some other kind of container that is locked, are you meant to force it open/break the lock to get into it or should you report it first?
 
stopmeandslapme said:
Theft is a police matter.
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Theft is a police matter. However if somebody agrees a deal with a farmer to split a find 50/50 and reneges on the deal recourse is by civil action. Advantageous to the farmer because he only needs to prove balance of probability.
 
Farked19 said:
Theft is a police matter. However if somebody agrees a deal with a farmer to split a find 50/50 and reneges on the deal recourse is by civil action. Advantageous to the farmer because he only needs to prove balance of probability.
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He didn’t “renege on the deal”, he lied about where he found it. It’s theft. I expect your sort who quite openly boasts on here about fraudulent claims and ripping people off thinks that’s fair game.
 
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Get your law books out. It's a Breach of Contract. Let me know if you fancy a small wager on it.
 
And that says it all really. Challenged with the evidence and an explanation of the legal status of such a deal you fall back on nothing more than an inanity. How about that wager?
 
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