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Consafo

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13th December 2018, 13:57:PM

My son took some of my possessions to a well known high street pawn broker. The pawn broker sold on the goods online. The police recovered my possessions and my son, yesterday, faced the magistrate. He was given a conditional discharge and ordered to pay the court costs and a £20 victim tax (as it was explained to me). The magistrate also used the words ‘no compensation’ What exactly does ‘no compensation’ mean? I suspect the pawn broker will compensate the end purchaser and will try and seek compensation through civil means from my son. I would welcome any advice.
I thank you in anticipation.

Last edited by Consafo; 13th December 2018, 14:39:PM.

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