Comment by esotericn

The entire point of such a transaction is that the courts _do not_ decide it.

The construction was specifically designed such that the person who figures out the hash collision is the owner.

The courts having rules to decide whom the coins belong is meaningless in that context.

Who owns a Barbie doll? Is it Mummy, Daddy or the child? It's not a matter for courts to decide because the question is meaningless.