Si alquilas algo y no lo devuelves o lo vendes sin permiso, eso es un problema. Es como si tomaras un libro de la biblioteca y nunca lo regresaras, pero con cosas más caras.
Es como cuando prestas tu bicicleta a un amigo y él decide venderla en lugar de devolvértela. Eso no está bien y podría meterte en problemas.
Imagina que Juan alquila una computadora por un año. Al terminar el contrato, decide venderla sin decirle al dueño, María. María se entera y quiere recuperar su computadora, pero Juan no la devuelve y eso podría llevarlo a problemas legales.
Si se te encuentra culpable, podrías tener que devolver el objeto y compensar al propietario por daños o pérdidas.
Va. Code § 18.2-118 - Fraudulent conversion or removal of leased personal property. A. Whenever any person is in possession or control of any personal property, by virtue of or subject to a written lease of such property, except property described in § 18.2-117 or in the Virginia Lease-Purchase Agreement Act (§ 59.1-207.17 et seq.), and such person so in possession or control shall, with intent to defraud, sell, secrete, or destroy the property, or dispose of the property for his own use, or fraudulently remove the same from the Commonwealth without the written consent of the lessor thereof, or fail to return such property to the lessor thereof within 30 days after expiration of the lease or rental period for such property stated in such written lease, he shall be deemed guilty of the larceny thereof. B. The fact that such person signs the lease or rental agreement with a name other than his own, or fails to return such property to the lessor thereof within 30 days after the giving of written notice to such person that the lease or rental period for such property has expired, shall be prima facie evidence of intent to defraud. For purposes of this section, notice mailed by certified mail and addressed to such person at the address of the lessee stated in the lease, shall be sufficient giving of written notice under this section. C. The venue of prosecution under this section shall be the county or city in which such property was leased or in which such accused person last had a legal residence. D. The court shall order a person found guilty of an offense under this section to make restitution as the court deems appropriate to the lessor. Such restitution may include (i) the cost of repairing such property; (ii) if the property is not returned or cannot reasonably be re
Si no devuelves el objeto en el plazo establecido, podrías ser acusado de un delito, lo que puede incluir pagar multas o compensar al propietario por su pérdida.
Significa que si vendes, escondes o destruyes el objeto arrendado con la intención de no devolverlo, eso se considera un intento de engañar al propietario.
Sí, usar un nombre falso al firmar un contrato puede ser evidencia de que tienes la intención de defraudar, lo que podría traerte problemas legales.
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