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最近,江西省修水县某农民在村庄附近河道挖出一根巨型疑似乌木,目前古树的归属权存在争议,官方称属于国家。天价乌木之争,本是一个法律问题,但究其起因,还是一个利益问题。在乌木价值还未显现时,政府的身影并未出现。这就令人难以理解了,人民挖到的宝为啥不属于人民?那么,国外遇到类似的问题,又是怎么处理的呢?与中国不同,西方国家很早就通过法律赋予了对遗留物、埋藏物、隐藏物等发现人的报酬请求权,并明确了奖金应占总值的比例。有法可依,人们就可
Recently, a farmer in Xiujiang County, Jiangxi Province, dug up a giant suspected ebony in the river near the village. At present, the ownership of the ancient trees is controversial. The government claims that it belongs to the state. Ebony price war, this is a legal issue, but its causes, or a question of interest. When the value of ebony has not yet appeared, the figure of the government did not appear. It is difficult to understand why people do not belong to the people because of the treasure they have dug into. What are the similarities encountered in foreign countries and how they are handled? Unlike in China, western countries passed the law very early on Objects, buried objects, hidden objects, etc. found that people’s right to remuneration, and defined the proportion of the total prize money. There is law, people can