Leningrad residents told what threatens the purchase of stolen property
Lawyer Maria Yarmusch said that for the purchase of deliberately stolen things, the buyer faces a fine or even imprisonment. The fine can amount to 40 thousand rubles, and the term of imprisonment – up to two years, said NEWS.ru, citing a conversation with the lawyer with the TV channel “Moscow 24”.
Lawyer Maria Yarmusch said that for the purchase of deliberately stolen things, the buyer faces a fine or even imprisonment. The fine can amount to 40 thousand rubles, and the term of imprisonment – up to two years, said NEWS.ru, citing a conversation with the lawyer with the TV channel “Moscow 24”.
The expert warned that goods of illegal origin, including those stolen during the pogroms of stores in Europe, can be exported to Russia and be sold on Internet sites.
If a thing is obtained illegally, then putting it into civil circulation both for personal use and for sale is a violation of the law. According to the lawyer, the buyer should be wary if the seller sharply exposes many new things with removed protective chips. Also alarming signs if the packaging is damaged and there are no documents for the goods.
