To cut a long story short, my sister has recently (finally) split with her controlling, psychological bully of a boyfriend.
They did not live togther but she kept belongings (clothes, shoes, cosmetics, jewellery etc) at his place.
After the split she asked if she could collect her items - he claims he has thrown all of them in the bin, the bins have been collected and that is that. FWIW my sister actually checked the bins, while he stood there laughing at her.
She estimates the cost of the items runs to nearly £1k and is devastated, there was some special jewellery from other family members that he has disposed of so is all the more hurtful.
Is this a crime? Is there anything my sister can do to recoup any costs in replacing the items? (she is not flush with cash and the boyfriend is more than comfortable).
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
PS. Not sure if relevant but the disposed of items WERE NOT gifts that he gave to her at all. These are all hers, bought and paid for.
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£££ of Personal Belongings In the Bin. Can Anything Be Done?
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ShitBiscuits · 28/01/2014 16:04
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