simple push it back to where it belongs..don't be a pretentious thief

All I see here is a security breach

LibertyRep:
The last time I checked, stealing means taking what does not belong to you.

Avoid unnecessary police wahala embarrassment and court cases over bunches of banana that may not cost up to 10k.

Just tell the owner to come carry his load or push it back over the fence.

The banana has trespass which is punishable under the law, the banana and the owner are at fault here and they are liable to pay fine for trespassing into your compound(property)

What if no one planted the banana or no one takes care of it, or the owner isn't around....


I think u should give it to police

This is called land encroachment. Use your cutlass to settle it and make sure you take it court

This is called land encroachment. Use your cutlass to settle it and make sure you take it to your home court

ojun50:
Return to the owner or you call the owner to come pick is thin

which owner..ur fence were carry am for months nko

It's not yours simple. U can only make use of it if the owner doesn't care about it.

I will throw it back, since it's not mine.

yanabasee:
If you carry what doesn't belong to you.... You're a thief!!

Pastor Righteousness, in the above scenario,
Is it true?

BigDawsNet:
Article 17. Abolition of Untouchability. -

"Untouchability" is abolished and its practice in any form is forbidden. The enforcement of any disability arising out of "Untouchability" shall be an offence punishable in accordance with law

Your kinds are making this life difficult.

You go find me something

I don't have to tell you anything about such issues.

I don't have to tell you anything about such issues.

illicit:
What if no one planted the banana or no one takes care of it, or the owner isn't around....


I think u should give it to police

The police don't deserve it!!!!!!!!!!!!

Simply cut it and go over to the owner and give it back.

You either cut it and take to the owner or you call the owner to come and cut it... It requires no rocket science to solve...

sholarr12:
How would you solve this kind of issue?

Bellotelli:

Your kinds are making this life difficult.

Ballotelli or Bellotelli is definitely making life difficult for his manager


I just read out the law... Nothing special about it


If it was my compound... I will call the attention of the owner to decide on what to do about the plants...

Emaxwell:


If waste bin was also thrown in the compound the person has no right to complain going by your analogy

Waste bin being thrown is human action naw... This one was divine intervention

Humanoid01:

You seem like a very troublesome person.

Loooolll. Takes one to know one

[quote author=BigDawsNet post=97673856]


Ballotelli or Bellotelli is definitely making life difficult for his manager


I just read out the law... Nothing special about it


If it was my compound... I will call the attention of the owner to decide on what to do about the plants... [/quote
Simple statement ]

sholarr12:
How would you solve this kind of issue?

the banana don trespass

but give a call to the owner to come to pick up his fruit.

look at it from this angle
a hen flew and land in your compound. it's still not your hen. the best thing to do is free the hen or call the hen owner.

CountDracula:

Loooolll. Takes one to know one

Nah it doesn't. I'm not troublesome.

Legally its still not yours.

Trekpass

Humanoid01:

Nah it doesn't. I'm not troublesome.

U just like trouble abi

The last time I checked, stealing means taking what does not belong to you. Avoid unnecessary police wahala embarrassment and court cases over bunches of banana that may not cost up to 10k. Just tell the owner to come carry his load or push it back over the fence. shekina

YoungAncient1:
Have you read the law is an ass?

Exactly what came to my mind, there is a comprehension passage in senior English project that was an excerpt from the law is an ass. Same scenario.

Hajokexyz:
They say the law is an ass and I fully endorse this statement.
you know why ? I'll tell you .


There's a banana tree next door to where I live .This tree overhangs my premises .
Every morning I have to sweep up the dead leaves of the next door .
Now this banana tree has two lovely bunches of fruit in it. The two lovely bunches overhangs my premises. I love bananas and my children love bananas too . If we have to sweep up the dead leaves from the tree ... surely we are entitled to some compensation for our trouble? suppose one day .... I cut down one of the bunches and eat the bananas. After all ... we did not go into our neighbor's compound to cut it . we found it in our yard . what would the law say about it ?.



The law would say I have converted another man's property to mine . which is a round about way of saying I am a thief .
As far as the law is concerned , even though the banana bunches overhang my premises .... they do not belong to me .



But I say to the law ..... what about the dead leaves I have to sweep up every morning?
has the tree that does not belong to me right to litter my premises ?
And the law replies , That's a different matter ; the law allows you to cut down the overhanging branch because every owner of the premises also owns the space above it .
If your neighbor's branch overhangs your premises , That's an infringement of your space .



All this is puzzling me . so I say to the law ,
if I cut down the offending branch , the fruit will be lying on the ground , and will become rotten if they are not eaten .
And yet you say I must not eat the bananas. They belong to my neighbor. After All it was his tree that bore them .



so there it is - the law at its silliest . I may cut down the bananas but I must not eat then , indeed ! I came across this but of law in an old boom written by a lawyer or the layman that is you and me .
And the feeling I got after reading this book was that the law is the most complicated business one can ever involved in .
No wonder they need lawyers to interpret them .


one if the most risky things a person can do is defend himself in court . He may think his case of a straightforward ....but in law nothing is ever straightforward.


English project page 16/17

Ahaaa there you have it.