问题 单项选择题

王某在吃饭时丢失手表一块,餐厅人员拾得后交给公安部门。王某未在规定期限内前去认领,公安部门按照有关规定交寄售商店出售。孙某从该商店买得该手表,将手表送给女友林某做生日礼物。林某第二天乘公交车时,手表被偷走,小偷下车后即以100元的价格卖给不知情的郑某。根据《物权法》的规定,该手表的所有权属于()。

A.王某

B.孙某

C.林某

D.郑某

答案

参考答案:C

解析:(1)自有关部门发出招领公告之日起6个月内无人认领的,遗失物归国家所有,王某已经丧失了所有权;(2)赃物不能适用善意取得制度,郑某不能取得所有权。

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