Reported 8 months ago
In Yunlin, Taiwan, a farmer had his farm tractor stolen from his field, but later discovered that it was sold to a stranger in Taichung for NT$100,000. The buyer, an elderly man, claimed he purchased the tractor through a friend of a friend without knowing it was stolen. Despite his ignorance, legal experts state that he can only seek compensation from the fraudster and not from the original owner. The incident highlights the risk of purchasing items with questionable origins and underscores the need for caution when buying goods, even agricultural machinery.
Source: YAHOO