He stole the famous car of "The Underworld Scholar" and crashed it. It is said that the car factory bought it back for 8.8 million | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues of driving other people's cars without permission

He stole the famous car of "The Underworld Scholar" and crashed it. It is said that the car factory spent 8.8 million to buy it back | China TV News

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At the end of last month, a luxury car car accident occurred on Wenhua 2nd Road, Linkou District, New Taipei City! It is now rumored that the owner of the car is "Lin Jingkui", the former president of the Bamboo Alliance Akihito Association. According to information, Lin Jingkui entrusted a car factory in Linkou to sell the car. Unexpectedly, the owner of the car factory and another 22-year-old friend surnamed Weng drove the car without permission. I was out, but I was accidentally hit by a car on the way. It rolled over several times. Fortunately, I was fine. But now I have to face sky-high compensation for stealing the car of the gangster brother. It is rumored that the owner of the car factory finally bought the car for 8.8 million yuan. Resolve disputes.

The white car turned left halfway and was hit head-on by a black Mercedes-Benz. The Mercedes-Benz rolled three times on the spot. Unexpectedly, the owner of the Mercedes-Benz was "Lin Jingkui", the former president of the Bamboo Alliance Gang Akihito. Aerial view of the scene , I saw a man in white standing on the side of the road, because he was not only a passenger in the car, but also the owner of the depot who was entrusted by Lin Jingkui to consign the vehicle. Andrew, the owner of the depot, said: "We didn't tell anyone specifically, after all, we still have some personal friends. , so I didn’t say anything in particular, and I went to follow up with him afterwards. I didn’t know (the driver surnamed Weng) because he was not my direct friend.”

He drove Lin Jingkui's car without permission. At first, he was misunderstood to be the driver, but in fact there was someone else. According to information, it was a 22-year-old man surnamed Weng. He was neither an employee of the car factory nor did he know Lin Jingkui. How could he drive to him? Mr. Weng, the driver of the million-dollar Mercedes-Benz, said: "This vehicle came out of a modification factory. The owner of the modification factory asked me to help him drive it back. It was not me who stole the vehicle."

Both parties have their own stories, but the owner of the car factory has a personal relationship with Lin Jingkui. It is rumored that the car factory finally settled for 8.8 million. This part of the industry is unwilling to confirm. However, if their car is stolen and damaged by the car factory, how should they seek compensation? It is unfair. Lawyer Li Yusheng said: "If the items are damaged as a result, it may cause damage to the items, which may constitute the crime of damage under the criminal law and lead to civil liability for compensation."

If it was only used temporarily and returned afterwards, it would not constitute a crime of "theft." But this time, knowing that it was consigned, the owner or the gangster crashed the high-end luxury car, so he really had no choice but to pay for it himself.

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