Lost Keys Liability Explained
Summary
In North Carolina, if keys are given voluntarily, they are often considered a gift. Liability for lost keys depends on specific circumstances. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
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So I lost someone’s keys they involuntarily gave me the keys when I was drunk and we had no agreement for me to have the keys
Hi ****, could you please tell me where you're located? This will help me provide more accurate information.
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Hi ****, in North Carolina, if you lost someone's keys involuntarily, you may be responsible for replacement costs, but it depends on specific circumstances. It's best to negotiate a solution with the key owner.
We were both drinking and he gave me his keys,
Hi ****, in North Carolina, if there was no agreement, and both parties were intoxicated, it might be difficult to establish liability. However, it's recommended to discuss it out and possibly share the costs.
I did he’s suing me
Hi ****, if you're being sued, you should consider seeking legal representation. Lawsuits can be complicated and having a lawyer could greatly benefit you. As per North Carolina law, you may or may not be liable for the lost keys.