The woman selling eggs was "thrown" into the car with a bag of 1.2 billion, and was incensed when she found out the owner

Videos and pictures recently appeared on social networks of a woman selling eggs who suddenly discovered a bag of mone.y i.n her car. After reporting to the police, the real owner of this mone.y was found with a rather surprising story.

Specifically, on the morning of March 13, a woman selling eggs at Van Loi market, Hung Yen was parking her car on the side of the road to go to the market to deliver eggs when she suddenly saw a large bundle of mone.y i.n the car. I don't know who put it in, and I don't even know if this mone.y is clean or not. She saw a bundle of mone.y disguised as a few 200k bills on a pile of 500k polymer.

Too frightened and not knowing why the bag of mone.y was in her car, the woman quickly shouted and asked someone to report to the police to find the owner. The incident attracted many surrounding people to watch and follow.

According to information in Dan Tri newspaper, Chairman of the People's Committee of Tam Dong commune (Me Linh district, Hanoi city) confirmed the incident occurred in the local area on March 13. Local authorities stepped in to verify when they received a report from the woman selling eggs about discovering a strange bag of mone.y i.n the car.

After verification, the authorities estimated that there was about 1.2 billion VND in the plastic bag. The owner of this mone.y was also found to be a family in Tam Dong commune.

Through research, it was learned that the son sold the land but then had a disagreement with his father, so he threw the bag of mone.y into the car on the side of the road. The incident is not related to property theft. On the evening of March 13, after verification, the government and Tam Dong Commune Police returned the mone.y to the above family.

"The police determined that the father and son, the son named N, the father named S, sold the land for 1.2 billion VND. But after that, Mr. S and his father had a conflict for some reason. , leading to Mr. N taking the mone.y out to put it in the woman's car" - informed the representative of Tam Dong Commune People's Committee.

Many people were surprised to learn the truth about the story of the bag of mone.y that suddenly appeared in the egg seller's car. At the same time, he believes that the son was somewhat hasty when he threw the bundle of billions of mone.y into a stranger's car. If this woman had not discovered and notified the authorities in time, perhaps the mone.y would have gone further, finding Searching again will be very complicated.

According to Clauses 1 and 2, Article 230 of the Civil Code, there are regulations on establishing ownership rights over property dropped or forgotten by others.

Specifically, a person who discovers property dropped or forgotten by another person and knows the address of the person who dropped or forgot it must notify or return the property to that person.

If you do not know the address of the person who dropped or forgot it, you must notify or hand it over to the Commune-level People's Committee or the nearest commune-level police to publicly notify the owner to receive it back.

The commune-level People's Committee or commune-level police that received the property must notify the person who surrendered the result of determining the owner.

After one year from the date of public announcement of property dropped or forgotten by someone else whose owner cannot be identified or whose owner does not come to claim it, ownership of this property is determined as follows. : In case the dropped or forgotten property has a value less than or equal to 10 times the base salary, the person who picks it up can establish ownership rights to that property according to the provisions of this code and other regulations. of relevant laws.

In case the property has a value greater than 10 times the base salary, after deducting preservation costs, the person who finds it will receive a value equal to 10 times the base salary and 50% of the value of the portion exceeding 10 times the salary. base salary, the remaining value belongs to the State.

Thus, in your case, when you pick up property without knowing whose owner it is, you must return that mone.y to the Commune People's Committee or the nearest commune-level police. If after one year the state agency cannot find the person who dropped it, the mone.y will be handled according to the above regulations.

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