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Police Arrest Me For Taking a Bike Out Of The GARBAGE!! "North Arlington NJ"
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When I took Business Law 101 in undergraduate school - about 35 years ago so you'll need to double check my accuracy - one of the topics was abandonment. This is information to be used only for talking to your lawyer and is not legal advice.
Anything that is abandoned is fair game because the owner has no expectation of getting the item back.
Trespassing is a separate issue. If there is a sign of no trespassing, you have to obey that.
Not so sure you can go in someone's back yard and remove it. But if the trash can is at the curb/sidewalk which is a public right of way, then it's yours if you want it.
Check with your lawyer.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 990186 You don't have to post a no trepassing sign. The trepasser knows if it's not their property. And as far as right of way that's only for walking on it or city use. You can't change the dynamic (for lack of a better term) of the right of way unless you have a permit or if you own it. Otherwise people could just cut down trees that are there. Or remove mailboxes etc.
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