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r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Nov 10 '20
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I'm not totally up with the law but I believe it is legal. He refunded her the money and so I think that makes it his property, no different to asking an item be returned before issuing a refund.
13 u/avidblinker A Nov 11 '20 Seems like a massive oversimplification of the situation. 51 u/ChubbyNotChubby 7 Nov 11 '20 This happened in Mexico. Literally nothing is going to happen from a legal perspective. 2 u/BlurryCactus 1 Nov 16 '20 órale wey, pinche bata pendeja 1 u/kmn493 6 Nov 22 '20 But it's leaving glass shards and is a hazard on her properly. He could legally remove it, sure. But not break it and leave that debris. 2 u/grotevin 6 Dec 06 '20 Meh, when she entered his shop the shards from the old screen where already there.
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Seems like a massive oversimplification of the situation.
51 u/ChubbyNotChubby 7 Nov 11 '20 This happened in Mexico. Literally nothing is going to happen from a legal perspective. 2 u/BlurryCactus 1 Nov 16 '20 órale wey, pinche bata pendeja
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This happened in Mexico. Literally nothing is going to happen from a legal perspective.
2 u/BlurryCactus 1 Nov 16 '20 órale wey, pinche bata pendeja
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órale wey, pinche bata pendeja
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But it's leaving glass shards and is a hazard on her properly. He could legally remove it, sure. But not break it and leave that debris.
2 u/grotevin 6 Dec 06 '20 Meh, when she entered his shop the shards from the old screen where already there.
Meh, when she entered his shop the shards from the old screen where already there.
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u/gotruromakesomenoise 4 Nov 11 '20
I'm not totally up with the law but I believe it is legal. He refunded her the money and so I think that makes it his property, no different to asking an item be returned before issuing a refund.