I want to buy an Acer Chromebook (costs 283.89 euro) and I would have the money long if I sold my Orion TV and my Samsung Smart Watch. The problem is that my big sister currently owns both things, I sold the watch to her in November for 100 euro and I haven't received the money yet (actually wanted 120 euro, but was so nice and am 20 euro went down).
She simply took the TV THAT MIS BELONGS to so that she can watch Netflix on her laptop in her bedroom (TV is not SmartTv), but she has a SmartTv in the living room. We have her old (from Telefunken) TV, which she can also use to connect her laptop to it, but she thinks mine is better. And I want both things back, but she says that I don't own the TV and the clock anyway, because my parents gave me both for Christmas.
So you can't say anything about the clock you have her (so that's how I checked it)
You bought her the watch, if so then you can no longer take it because she owns it now because you bought her this watch.
With the TV, if it's yours and you haven't given it to your sister / sold it then you can sell it because you are entitled to sell the TV, it's yours.
She wanted to buy the watch from me, and I agreed. But she can't give me the money on the agreed day. The thing about the clock is now resolved, by the way, I'll get it back.
