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> The dispute resolution process would restore proper ownership via existing legal frameworks like it’s been done for hundreds of years. Not if the owner lost
by mopsi 7y ago
> The dispute resolution process would restore proper ownership via existing legal frameworks like it’s been done for hundreds of years.
Not if the owner lost all proof of ownership, which is the assumption your argument is based on.
- arcticbull 7y agoYou don't need proof of ownership to obtain a judgement in your favor. It would make the process easier to be sure but you can make the case based on historical ownership and other indirect proof that a judge will accept. You don't walk into a court and have the judge say "what you don't have the receipt?! case dismissed!!" -- the judge isn't a parking meter.