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STBX has got my jewellery

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19 May 12 #331637 by ANNE1234
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Some time ago my STBX demanded my wedding/engagement rings back and an expensive bracelet which had been a gift from him. He says they have ''gone'' and after having a look around I can''t see any sign of them. If he has sold them, where do I stand? Can this be classed as theft? Surely he can''t demand gifts back and sell them can he?

I could not have refused giving these back to him as I am frightened of him - he is a bully.

Thanks in advance.

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20 May 12 #331757 by cookie2
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If their value is significant then they would be shown on his form E. If he sold them then you will see the transaction.

If he claims they have got lost or he threw them in a canal, then there''s probably not much you can do about it I''m afraid.

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