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The contract states that the property will be treated as abandoned, and Hunter agreed to it.He needs to prove that he was somehow trying to fix a laptop by opening a file work income information of the guy he wrote a book on. If your case relies on a guy opening an income PDF as part of a repair work, your guy will need luck in court honey.
By the way, Delaware law says abandoned property switches ownership after a year, not 60 days:
Delaware Code Title 25. Property § 4001 | FindLaw
Delaware Title 25. Property Section 4001. Read the code on FindLawcodes.findlaw.com
While the property is not abandoned in accordance with the Delaware Code you cited (nice cite, BTW), it can be treated equivalently.
You did not cite a code which states that a computer dropped off to have the files worked on by a computer shop can't be examined by the computer shop (because such a thing does not exist, of course).
So after 60 days, the computer can be treated as abandoned, and Mac Guy can publish his own property if he wishes.
Regards,
Jim
cc: struth