Further to my question!!?
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This all depends if it is a civil or a criminal matter. If the property was jointly owned, or the person you are referring to is an ex -partner/wife, then this is probably a civil matter which unfortunately is not what the police are for. If that is the case, you need advice from your own solicitor.\n\nThe police will be able to help you with this matter if the property can be viewed as having been stolen (ie a criminal matter).\n\nIf a person is to be found guilty of stealing, it must be shown that the person dishonestly appropriated the property, that the property belonged to another (ie you) and that the person had the intention to permanently deprive you of that property. \n\nWhy not telephone your local police station - they will soon tell you if this is a civil or criminal matter. Good luck!
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Can you expand the question, I don't understand what you are saying!
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I'm wondering the same thing....\n\nI know this isn't an answer, but I was gonna ask the same question, sorry.
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Please give more information on this Question
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Your question and my answer are examples!!!
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wait....i dont get it... can you repeat the question??? LOL
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I'm not sure I understand your question, could you please be more specific?
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good question i wanna know too!!!
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I need more details...
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I don't get you!? What was your question again!?
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Kind of like this question
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Is there more to the question? I don't understand what you're getting at.
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A little more info is required to answer this question
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Could you elaborate a bit more on this question?
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what??\n\ni need more detail..
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More information required!
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Thanks but what is your question????