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sassybee | 16:08 Sun 17th May 2009 | Civil
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If a bank pays money into my account by mistake can i keep it?
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No. And it may not have been the bank's error- it could have been an OAP or any other ordinary person who made a simple keying error when transferring money on line. If you made a simple mistake like that when transferring money I'm sure you'd want it back.
17:34 Sun 17th May 2009
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No.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/ban k-drops-claim-after-pound47000-error-605998.ht ml
17:39 Sun 17th May 2009
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I'm sure that this is really a retorical question and that you are really too honest to keep money that does not belong to you.
16:16 Mon 18th May 2009
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you will be committing a theft; and banks usually will prosecute if it is a reasonable amount.

you are actually required to tell them you have been paid money not due to you.
01:42 Tue 19th May 2009
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no i would not touch it as they will only want it back
18:19 Tue 19th May 2009

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