My family and I bought a property back in 2007. However, we recently learned that the same property was registered to his wife in 2008 under the guise of a settlement. We had already reported threats and assaults against us to the police in 2008. What can I do to reclaim our rightful property?

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My family and I bought a property back in 2007. However, we recently learned that the same property was registered to his wife in 2008 under the guise of a settlement. We had already reported threats and assaults against us to the police in 2008. What can I do to reclaim our rightful property?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can file a civil suit to challenge the 2008 registration, claiming it was fraudulently obtained. Additionally, you can cite the threats and assaults as evidence of coercion and undue influence, further strengthening your claim.

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