Legally, whether you can retain someone's belongings until they pay you depends on the specific laws in your jurisdiction and the nature of the debt. In some cases, this practice is known as "retention," but it is essential to ensure that you are not violating any laws or rights. It is advisable to communicate with the person about the debt and seek a mutually agreeable resolution. Consulting with a legal professional can also provide clarity on your rights in this situation.
Prisoners belongings are basicly put on "hold" until they get out of prison. The stuff they brought with them is kept inside a special locker. For their stuff at home (if there is no possibility of getting out) its usually either given to their families or sold at auctions.
When you go to jail, your personal belongings are typically stored in a secure location by the authorities until you are released.
U dont get there money their household gets it until the whole family moves out
Security for owner's debt to creditor or third party. It's like an insurance in a sense, you keep the belongings of the person who owes you money until they pay up. So if they don't you keep it.
Yes, personal belongings such as wallets, phones, and jewelry can be confiscated when you are arrested. These items are usually stored by law enforcement until your release.
He may feel you owe him some money and is keeping your belongings until you get a job and pay him back. However, the law is on your side and even if you lived with him and owed him money without your signed signature on a document he legally still has to give your belongings back. If he refuses then either take a male family member with you to collect your belongings or report it to the police and they may be able to escort you to where ex boyfriend is living so you can retrieve your belongings. Any gifts he has given you are yours and any gifts you gave him are his.
You can't wait, unless you are also the executor named in the will. The power of attorney is only valid while the subject is living.
sell it to what is worth and take your money out that and give them back the rest
The length of time that a teacher can take away your belongings will depend on the schools policies. Some teachers may only keep the belongings for the length of the class while others may keep them until they can see your parents. It will also depend on what belonging was taken from you.
When someone is arrested, bail money can be paid in cash, through a bail bond company, or by using property as collateral. Bail is a set amount of money that allows the arrested person to be released from jail until their court date.
Florida was acquired through the Adams-Onis Treaty with Spain in 1819 but Florida would not become as state until 1845.
It was MBEN until it was acquired by Berkshire Hathaway BRK/A.