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At what point does something you borrow become yours?

You borrow something, they don't ask for it back, you somehow don't offer it back,, when does ownership transfer to you ? I borrowed some jeans from my brother, and one day, they just became mine.
bowman81 · M
When the original owner tells they are yours....until then they are forever borrowed. If they ask for them back and you refuse they become stolen.
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
Possession is 9/10’s the law.
TheunderdogofNY · 36-40, M
When the previous owner declares the borrowed goods yours. I mean if you ask if they want it back and if they say no that's just as good as a declaration as well.
MrsKatherineArch · 41-45, F
When I borrow sweatshirts from my husband they become mine. 😁
indyjoe · 56-60, M
The way I look at it, if I borrow something then I am only going to keep it as long as I need it or am using it (unless they ask for it back before I'm done with it). If I am done with it I'm going to take it back or at least offer to give it back...I won't wait for them to ask for it, they shouldn't have to.
BalmyNites · F
In English law, possession is nine tenths of the law, there is an assumption in law that the person who has possession of the item is the legal & rightful owner & the burden of proof lies with any secondary party to prove otherwise.
SW-User
When you ask to ‘borrow’ something, it’s unspoken but understood that there’s a time limit. If you keep it, it’s a two-fer offense, lying and stealing.
Oh geeze you're as bad as my middle bro; he just takes stuff for himself that isnt even his.. Its basic stealing fyi
JerseyGal · 51-55, F
Ownership doesn't transfer unless told directly that the item(s) do not have to be given back.
celine211 · 22-25, F
Oh god i had a friend like that..the diff is i kept askung fir the stuff and MANY yrs later still not returned
SW-User
Unless he died or told you to keep them, they aren't yours.
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
never, it's a constant sin.

 
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