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Minimum legal time for collection of ex-partners belongings

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  • Yet the law seems to be on the side of the one who walked
    The legal obligations on an involuntary bailee are quite small, and in the legislation I linked to.

    The guiding principle set down in precedent is for the involuntary bailee to do what is "right and reasonable" (ref Elvin & Powell Ltd v Plummer Roddis Ltd ).
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