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Factual Situation: A, in good faith, believing to be his own bag takes which indeed belongs to Z. Afterwards A discovers the truth but nevertheless keeps it and does not return it to the owner.Issue: What offence, if any, has been committed?Decision:

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Factual Situation: A, in good faith, believing to be his own bag takes which indeed belongs to Z. Afterwards A discovers the truth but nevertheless keeps it and does not return it to the owner.<br>Issue: What offence, if any, has been committed?<br>Decision:






 
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