A gift is a gift. Morally, once given, the giver has no more control over it and, it would be unbelievably rude and bad mannered to take it back for any reason. I cannot speak from a legal perspective, but I believe that that law will say something along the lines of "possession is nine tenths of the law". If the gift is to be returned, it would be at the discression of the recipient or, in the case of a child, if the parent regarded the gift as inappropriate for a child.
If you are talking about things that were bought for you personally then no. However, if things were bought together and you are able to talk with your former partner you could divide things between the two of you. Gifts should not be returned if they were bought for you. If you bought gifts for your partner they should be returned to the rightful owner.
He felt that if someone bought gifts for him, he would have to return the "favor" and give gifts back to them. He enjoyed the simple things in life and didnt want the hastle of giving/receiving something he wanted no part of.
Yes There are a few places that carry back to school basket goods.
Jane seimore
In Order To Do That, play with the person's friends by doing the person's interest. Also be fair and give them gifts. They will eventually love/like you back. In Order To Do That, play with the person's friends by doing the person's interest. Also be fair and give them gifts. They will eventually love/like you back.
one person gives some one a gift and they give you one back.
You should have a manual when you bought the game. If you don't just go back to the store or person you bought the game from and ask for the manual.
find the person that bought it and ask to bye it back............Bingo
A person has the right to give gifts at anytime in their lives. For tax reasons there are limitations. And gifts within two years of death may be brought back into the estate in some circumstances.
the diffrences of christmas back then and now is that back then there were simple gifts now they are more and better gifts
The person who bought the car didn't make payments so the bank takes it back.
no