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If someone's property is stolen and you find out that it was sold to a pawn shop does the victim have any recourse in getting back the property without having to purchase it back?
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∙ 14y ago
Was a police report filed when the item was stolen? Did it have any identifying marks? If so, you should be able to get it back. However, hiring a lawyer may be more expensive than buying it back from the pawn shop.
Depending on your state the pawn shop can claim they bought the merchandise in "good faith" and are protected. If so you will have to hire a lawyer or pony up the cash for the property.Wiki User
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