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Tenant Ignores Supreme Court Eviction Order as Son Sells Landlord's Property

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A tenant refused to vacate a property despite a Supreme Court eviction order. He and his wife executed a registered settlement deed transferring the property to their son in August 2001. The son then sold the property through two registered sale deeds, one of them in January 2012. A buyer later complained that the landlord's family was interfering with her claimed peaceful possession. The report also outlines what the court ruled in the matter.

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