A blog post published by the University of Oxford Faculty of Law has suggested that victims of a cryptocurrency theft and fraud could potentially recover their funds through legal proceedings in the future. The report cited a Canadian judge’s ruling from September 2018, in which a Singapore-based company Copytrack was authorized to recover 530 ETH mistakenly sent to an investor….. The post by Rahul Nambiampurath appeared first on , bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News
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University of Oxford Suggests Legal Recourse Could Change Outcome of Crypto Transactions
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