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Who will pay if something is stolen from the store?

When we buy things on Taobao, JD.com and other online shopping platforms, we have to choose the ones that are of good quality and meet our needs, and then the merchant will deliver the amount by express delivery. Of course, in reality, this may not be the case. Simple things, so we need to have a certain understanding of this aspect. So below I have compiled relevant knowledge for you on whether to compensate for lost goods in the store. Welcome to read, I hope it can help you.

1. Will the store compensate for lost goods? 1. If someone else steals items in the store, the thief should be responsible for compensation. The store clerk is not the thief and has no obligation to compensate. 2. The law does not stipulate the clerk’s obligation to pay compensation in advance in this case. Therefore, the clerk cannot be required to pay compensation in advance, and then the clerk can recover compensation from the thief.

2. Can you call the police for lost items? You can also call the police for lost items. The police will help search based on relevant evidence. Generally speaking, the search has two directions: one is to investigate the source of the loss, and focus on the objective aspects of the loss. Conduct investigations based on environmental conditions, such as monitoring surveillance, interviewing witnesses, etc. The second line is the channels for detecting and selling stolen goods. After some things are lost, you can find out where the items went by investigating the channels for selling stolen goods. Article 314 of the Civil Code stipulates: "If a lost object is found, it shall be returned to the right holder. The person who found the lost property shall promptly notify the right holder to collect it, or deliver it to the public security and other relevant departments." Article 111 of the Property Law stipulates: “Before the finder delivers the lost object to the relevant department, and the relevant department shall properly keep the lost object before it is collected. If the lost object is damaged or lost due to intentional or gross negligence, the lost object shall be Bear civil liability. "After anyone finds a lost item, he should find the owner or hand it over to the public security and other relevant departments. At the same time, he should keep the lost item properly and not keep it as his own. When a lost owner comes to collect the lost property, the finder can ask the owner to pay necessary fees, such as transportation costs to find the owner or to hand over to the relevant department, etc. However, the finder cannot demand payment from the owner, let alone not returning the lost property as a means to demand payment. However, according to Article 317 of the Civil Code, when the right holder collects the lost property, he shall pay the finder or the relevant department the necessary expenses for the storage of the lost property and other expenses. If the right holder offers a reward to find a lost property, he or she must perform his or her obligations as promised when collecting the lost property. If the finder misappropriates the lost property, he has no right to claim the expenses incurred for keeping the lost property, nor does he have the right to require the obligee to perform his obligations as promised.

3. What are the characteristics of the debt for finding a lost object? 1. The lost object is a specific object. Lost items can only be objects, not certain rights, such as trademark rights and other intellectual property rights. And the lost object cannot be something that cannot be controlled by people, such as sunlight, etc. 2. The defined status of lost property is reflected in possession. For example, if A loses a mobile phone, then the mobile phone is defined as lost property because A has lost possession of the mobile phone, which means that A has lost actual control of the mobile phone. This is the core feature that distinguishes lost objects from buried objects. 3. Whether the possession is lost or not does not affect the identification of lost property. The so-called intentional possession refers to the continuous virtual possession state of the original owner based on the memory of the intention. Whether or not intentional possession is lost only distinguishes between forgotten objects and non-forgotten objects, but does not distinguish between the characteristics of lost objects and other objects. Because forgotten objects are inherently a type of lost objects. For example, if A forgets his backpack on the bus, then because of forgetting, A loses his meaningful possession. However, if A accidentally loses a backpack, then A still possesses it intentionally while searching for the backpack, but the backpack is still considered lost. 4. Re-possession of lost property must be through the civil actions of others. For example, A loses a mobile phone. If the mobile phone is later found by A, the mobile phone will be in the state of lost property during the period from when the mobile phone is lost to when the mobile phone is found. And when it is found by A at this time, it goes without saying that A regains the right of possession; however, unless A can retrieve the mobile phone through his own civil actions, if the mobile phone is picked up by B at this time, no matter what B does in the future, Regardless of behavior, benefits, or punishment, for A, this mobile phone is a lost object from beginning to end.

Specific features: (1) One party must be the beneficiary and the other party must be the victim. (2) There must be a causal relationship between the benefit obtained by the beneficiary and the damage suffered by the victim. (3) There is no legal basis for the beneficiary to obtain benefits. That is: there is neither a legal nor a contractual basis, or there was a legal basis, but this legal basis was later lost. After the beneficiary learns that his benefit has no legal basis or that the legal basis has been lost, he is obliged to return the improper benefits to the victim. I believe everyone should know after reading the above introduction that lost goods in the store need to be compensated by the merchant according to the actual situation, unless there is evidence to prove that the responsibility for the lost goods is not on one's own side, so everyone should pay attention to this.