spaul wrote:it's not yours, you gave it away, and you can't prove it is yours - whatever you say.
how can you posssibly explain, in any court of law, that she could borrow this thing only until you decide you want it back??
if she gives it back it's out of the kindness of her heart.
You are dead wrong here. I can make a successful claim in every court of law. I have heaps of evidence and testimonies available to me to prove that there were explicit conditions attached. And on top of that, hear this - one of my diplomas says that I am MA in IB Law. If you want to extend your argument, be my guest, but please do some homework prior to stating it here.
Requisites of a valid gift
A valid gift must:
1. be given freely and voluntarily,
2. be given to a specific person,
3. be absolute and unconditional except when made for a specific purpose,
4. be for an existing property,
5. not be given for a consideration and
6. be accepted by the donee.
Conditional gift
A gift that will not take effect unless a condition imposed by the donor is fulfilled by the donee is called a conditional gift. The condition may be precedent or subsequent.If it is condition precedent, the gift will not take effect unless the condition is fulfilled. If it is a condition subsequent, the gift will fail and property will revest in the donor if the condition is not fulfilled.
Voidable gift
When the gift has been obtained by force, fraud and false representation or by imposing conditions detrimental to the interests of the party, the gift can be revoked at the option of the donor. Such a gift is known as a voidable gift.
be at all times and of course some communications w/ GPS perfered.
Lose a lot of 'face' if you have to ask the neighbours 
