After the year has elapsed, he is unconditionally liable.

If, once that year is over, the owner comes upon his property after it has been sold or given away, he is entitled only to its equivalent.

Whoever finds coins or a pearl inside an animal has discovered a mislaid item; it belongs to the finder, who must still announce it.

If a person wakes up to discover money in his garment without knowing who placed it there, it is his. By contrast, anyone who takes something from a sleeping person remains accountable until he hands it back after the sleeper awakens.