Abandoned Property

Lost property is property the possession of which has been parted with casually, involuntarily or unintentionally; or which has been mislaid, left or forgotten. The implication of lost property is that the owner unintentionally parted with the property. The finder has rights superior to anyone except the original owner, and has a duty to locate the true owner. The original owner retains ownership and has the right to the return of his property.

Misplaced or left property refers to those goods which have been intentionally placed somewhere and then unintentionally left or forgotten. According to Doreen Fitzpatrick writing in Fairfield County Business Journal, a person in possession of found personal property holds it for the owner and has rights superior to everyone except the owner. The original owner retains ownership and has the right to the return of the property. Common law is unambiguous concerning abandoned property, which is deemed t

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