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What's the law? First look at the contract of sale, which should govern. Every "standard" real estate contract of sale should have a clause that deals with the personal property that is found on and within the premises. Usually this is specified and it's dealt with at the time of closing. Right now we don't know what the period of time is between the closing and the claim that these personal items are being picked up by the owner. So there are a couple of issues to be concerned with:Without any mention of it in the contracts, you bought the house, not the property in it.
The previous owner could likely being a successful suit against you for these items or their value.