Tukums court hears case of woman who sold acquaintance's car for 150 euros
A court ruling in Tukums, Latvia, reveals that a woman sold a car entrusted to her by an acquaintance for 150 euros, though it was worth nearly 3,000 euros. The news portal Apollo.lv promises further details.
A court in Tukums, Latvia, has heard a case involving a woman who sold a car entrusted to her by an acquaintance for just 150 euros. The vehicle was worth almost 3,000 euros. The case was reported on 14 November by the news portal Apollo.lv.
The article uses pseudonyms for the people involved: the woman is called Anna, and the car's owner, her acquaintance, is called Bruno. Their real names are not given in the source.
Apollo.lv says the court ruling offers a glimpse into the situation and shows how low a price the woman put on the property she was trusted with. The outlet says it will explain why she acted as she did and whether the man managed to get his property back.
The available information does not say what the court decided, what penalty was imposed, or whether the ruling has entered into force. It also does not state whether the car was recovered.
