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205 shares 201 View comments A mother who went on a huge shopping spree after she discovered ��52,000 had mistakenly been put into her bank account has defended her actions. In a case which has divided moral opinion, Michaela Hutchings, 23,Nike Air Max 2011 Womens Blue Black UK, spent ��9,000 on expensive designer shoes, handbags and sunglasses in a two-day spending splurge after finding the transfer from her council.She also gave her mother ��1,000 in cash, and put ��40,000 into a savings account, before she was caught by police on April 24 last year. Cheers: Michaela Hutchings went on a spending spree after she found her ��52,Nike Air Max 1 Womens Blue White Grey,000 in her bank account. She was on Monday found guilty of dishonesty and retaining a wrongly credited bank transferWhile some have taken to social media sites to criticise her since her appearance at Stafford Crown Court, others - including her family - have defended her actions, claiming that 'anyone would have done the same.'Speaking to the Sunday Mirror, Miss Hutchings said: 'All of this is my fault and I feel so sorry. I put my family in a position where they are being looked down on by everyone.She described the day that she discovered the money, after going to the shop to buy some milk. 'Then when I went to the cashpoint to take out some money I checked my balance and -everything changed. There was over ��50,000 in there. I didn��t know what to do. Who would?' More... Bridesmaid caught on camera in brawl with bride during hen do at 30,000ft on flight to Barcelona reveals she's covered in bruises and has pulled out of the wedding Welfare cheats must sell their homes: IDS announces tough new fines on fraudsters who cheat taxpayers She claims that when she asked the cashier where the money had come from, she could not say. She added that had she known it was from the council she would not have touched it. 'Seizing a good opportunity': Hutchings in self-shot pictures posted online. The 23-year-old spent ��9,000 on designer shoes, handbags and sunglasses in a two-day splurge after finding the transfer from her council The young mother said that her former boyfriend - who is currently in custody awaiting trial for drug related offences - told her to keep the money.WHAT'S THE LAW ON 'FREE' CASH?Under the 1968 Theft Act, if you realise money has been paid into your bank account by mistake, you must repay it.Keeping the unexpected windfall could lead to a charge of ��dishonestly retaining wrongful credit�� and to a prison sentence of up to ten years.In rare cases defendants have successfully argued that they did not realise they had been paid the money in error and have not had to return it. She added: 'But also, part of me liked the idea that I suddenly had all that money. I was a single mum �C money isn��t always easy. But this was not how I was brought up.'Hutchings was found guilty of dishonesty and retaining a wrongly credited bank transfer when she appeared at Stafford Crown Court last week.Recorder Derek Desmond accepted she had been encouraged to spend by her boyfriend. Hutchings, who works part-time at her parents�� vehicle hire company, was given a 12-month community order and told to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work.The court heard an administrative erro