15岁女孩偷偷“贱卖”家中13万元奢侈品，谁担责？
双语君约 4 分钟A 15-year-old girl in Changsha, Hunan province, has sparked public debate after selling luxury items from her family home to a secondhand store at a steep discount. The girl is reported to have sold the goods with the aim of making enough money to buy a new smartphone.
The items, including watches and designer bags worth about 130,000 yuan, were reportedly sold for just 9,300 yuan. The girl's mother, surnamed Ding, said the store failed to verify the seller's age.
Shop staff disputed the reported price but declined to disclose the actual amount. Local regulators in Furong district said the case is under investigation, and the store had suspended operations as of Tuesday.
律师：15岁属限制民事行为能力人
回收平台负有审核义务
Fu Jian, a lawyer at a Henan-based law firm, said a 15-year-old is considered to have limited civil capacity under Chinese law, meaning transactions involving high-value items may be invalid without guardian approval.
Under China's Civil Code, property obtained through invalid transactions must be returned or compensated at market value if restitution is impossible. Fu added that stores are responsible for verifying sellers' identities, while guardians may also bear responsibility if supervision is inadequate.
“未成年人贱卖家中物品”时有发生
一地消保委出手：交易无效
Similar cases have been reported in recent years, with minors secretly selling family jewelry without parental consent. In one case in Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, disputed transactions were ruled invalid, requiring merchants to return the items or provide replacements.
Local consumer officials said dozens of similar complaints were recorded last year, with some cases involving children as young as 11 and raising concerns over verification standards in secondhand trading and parental supervision.
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