Can an individual take your property without having any legal claim to your property?
595530
We need more information.  Where are you?  What's the situation?  Who wants to take the property?  Why do they want to take it? etc.
464238
If you can't prove ownership, NOTHING.
524898
Yes you can be a carrier and not get it. So someone can carry it from a house to yours.
432173
No, they cannot do that, you can report them for threating you. The only property they can take is what you paid for on the credit card, which most companies will not do, since what you bought is usually not worth the money it requires them to get it. Just hang up on them. It will eventually go to charge off.
362732
It depends on the "stuff."  I am going to assume you are speaking of personal belongings with some sort of value.\n\nThe answer is, until the trial is over, all appeals are over, and the period of time to file for an appeal have all passed.\n\nIf property was seized and there have been no charges filed, they can hold it until the statute of limitations for filing charges (depends on the crime) runs out.\n\nThis is a short and generic answer without specifics on the case, but basically, they can keep it until they are sure they won't need it again.  This may end up being a very long time.
944655
they are taken out of your estate if you have one
433154
if its your property, you can be a good citizen and not say anything about it.or you can get your own lawyer and fight it or you could sell it.
177006
yes, but risky.  I would have just called the police.  Without evidence or witnesses, you could have been charged with theft...don't know your circumstances.
1174352
there are ways, but legally.... you can't access stuff that isn't yours unless you are asked to do so.
193693
go to court, but u'll have to prove the thing ur bf's mom is storing are urs. It's called "actio reivindicatio" \nThe owner comes to this action when it has lost the possession of a thing of his property and must demand precisely the one that possesses it in the moment of the litis contestatio and has the protection of the interdicts
658961
Without any legal documents u cant do.
133280
They will send everything you need to you.  You won't need to ask for anything because they know that it is illegal to keep anything that is not theirs.
34644
Probably not if you are off their property. On their property they can control it.
64175
nobody will sell you tickets without money up front ... they are too fluid of a commodity and proving ownership for a charge of theft would be very difficult against someone who has possession of the tickets.
212764
It is not legal to occupy someone else's property. There is, however the doctrine of adverse possession that provides that if someone has actual, visible, hostile, notorious, exclusive, and continuous possession of the property and possibly makes a claim to the title without being opposed for a long enough period of time, the person owns the property. The way this all plays out varies quite a bit by jurisdiction, but the doctrine is part of our common law and thus is possible in any state. In general, this does not apply to government land.
620801
You have no legal liablility now, the landlord can sue you if he can prove you did it fraudulently, then you'll haev to pay.
603661
If they gave you written permission (literally written and signed), then you are ok. But if there is none, I just hope this person doesn't send out an arrest warrant. Because there is no proof that you have the right to take money out.