Quote from: Pamadar on June 23, 2022, 10:54:20 AM

Quote from: acroman08 on June 23, 2022, 08:35:45 AM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on June 22, 2022, 03:03:11 PM

This is a case where I am inclined because the man was not to blame, well he was to blame for betting and losing what he lost, but I am in favor of something, if a person receives money, that money is already of that person, the error was on the part of the person who sent it, when the money enters a person's bank account, I see it as entering private property, no one has the right to enter without the full consent of the person who owns it,

luckily it doesn't work that way. I am sure each country has laws that protect people, companies, banks, etc... from mistakenly sending money to the wrong person. although I see your point, it would still most likely be illegal to use the money that has been mistakenly sent to your bank account. sure we can blame the sender for the error but you'd also be blamed if you withdraw and used that money knowing that the money is intended to be sent to you.

different opinion for sure, but the amount is not something that can easily let go and the purpose is also important.

You both have your own shared opinion and there's no wrong with how you take the responsibilities of both sender and the receiver,
they both have the mistake but the big concern is the way the receiver did with the money. Losing that huge amount into gambling is
something that he's really being blamed.

Yes, we both have a different opinion, I say this because making these kinds of mistakes, at least in the country where I come from, it is very difficult to get reimbursed, however, there are people who make transfers and make mistakes in that sense, so why As long as the issuer asks for the return, the bank will not do it, but looking at it from a more ethical point of view, when the receiver realizes that it is money that belongs to another person, the duty is to return it without putting obstacles, this when verify that the money is legally from that person in question, because otherwise it would be taken as theft and it is not the idea, but in case it is in the name of a government, for example my country that is quite corrupt is different, because there are many people who would not return it if they know it is from the government. Also, for people who steal, things don't work out, just as it comes quickly, it goes quickly, that's like a divine law, that's how ill-gotten money is.