Finders Keepers law in Maryland?
- Thread starter penguin6
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somdforever
Member
I lost something today. It must be mine. Let me know when I can pick it up!
The police didn't tell you when you filed the report?
Otter
Nothing to see here
32 lbs of dope?? Put your dogs away but the swat down.
GWguy
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I lost my virginity. Did you find that?
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toppick08
Guest
Finders keepers, loosers weepers....:shrug:
Geek
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Geek
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Cowgirl
Well-Known Member
Just today? You poor man.JustSomeone
New Member
90 Days for St. Mary's if its not contraband.
Jeff
Stop Staring!!!!!
outlawrc
Member
So how long if it is Contraband??
Five to ten
Jeff
Stop Staring!!!!!
penguin6
New Member
The deputy didn't remember the details. I guess people don't usually report when they find things.
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Mousebaby
Guest
I was told 30 days, but that was a long time ago, and that was with money my brother found in a wallet in the woods. It was never claimed even after we ran an ad and the two boys that found it split it when the time was up. You talk about tickled to death. It was almost 400.00 they found and they were like 11 and 13 then. 
mAlice
professional daydreamer
Have you placed ads in the classifieds, so that the rightful owner of this item has a better chance of knowing that someone? If it's something you'd like to "claim" then it's probably something the owner would like to find.
waldorfman
New Member
I have a quick one to ask (goes along with this thread)...
What if you agreed to have some one park thier vehicle on your property for a temporary amount of time, and that temporary amount of time turns out to be more than three years long? Think it's legal for me to get rid of said vehicle because it's been on my property for so freakin' long and the owner hasn't moved on trying to sell it or get it off my property?
What if you agreed to have some one park thier vehicle on your property for a temporary amount of time, and that temporary amount of time turns out to be more than three years long? Think it's legal for me to get rid of said vehicle because it's been on my property for so freakin' long and the owner hasn't moved on trying to sell it or get it off my property?
Jeff
Stop Staring!!!!!
Yes, It's on your property. You have the right to have it removed. Simply call a Tow Service that has an impound lot. They'll simply tow it then charge the owner for the bill if he wants it back, plus storage by the day. :lamo:
Over time they can claim it as an abandoned vehicle and even get a new registration for it. If it's worth a crap.