ninman
·Title basically says it all. Imagine a scenario where I lose my watch (Omega Speedmaster), then put a claim through my insurance, and sometime after getting a replacement watch, the old one is found again, either by me or someone else, or potentially just handed into the police. What would happen? Would I get to keep both watches, or would one of them have to be returned to Omega?
Just to clarify, I'm also not asking this because I intend to commit any sort of fraud, or asking how I could commit fraud. This is purely asking about a potential genuine scenario.
Another similar scenario might be that my watch gets stolen, the insurance company replaces it, and then the stolen one is found by the police again. What would happen to the lost, then found again, watch?
Just to clarify, I'm also not asking this because I intend to commit any sort of fraud, or asking how I could commit fraud. This is purely asking about a potential genuine scenario.
Another similar scenario might be that my watch gets stolen, the insurance company replaces it, and then the stolen one is found by the police again. What would happen to the lost, then found again, watch?