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<h1>Finder's Rights: Selling Lost Items Under Section 169 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 Explained.</h1> Section 169 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, addresses the conditions under which a finder of a lost item, commonly subject to sale, may sell it. If the owner cannot be located with reasonable effort or refuses to pay the finder's lawful charges, the finder is permitted to sell the item. This is allowed if the item is at risk of perishing or losing significant value, or if the finder's lawful charges amount to two-thirds of the item's value.