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if stolen property is traded many times does the person who it was originally stolen from it still claim it.? that is a legal question. it's not theirs if they know it was stolen or if the asset has a lien on it. even if the paid fair value but the asset was purchase it has a lient on it, it's not really there that is why nobody wanted to bid on the hot assets. it's like buying a used car that has lien on it or creditor lien on it. if you buy stolen property not only do you lose the stolen asset you paid for, you also lose the money you use to buy the stolen or hot asset that has a lien on it. but US gov't has proven it may not be the case of stolen Russian assets and think they can sell stolen private property and sell it to pay for ukraine war.
it's grey area in legal world. whether the US gov't or any person can 'steal' assets and sell it. and the buyer doesn't really own it. because the property was stolen it doesn't matter if the gov't stole it or anyone who stole it. if someone has a claim on it, an dasset is hot, any buyer risk losing the asset and losing the amount they paid for the stolen property.