US EditionMan whose Luton house was 'stolen' gets possession back
- A reverend had his home in Luton sold without his knowledge due to fraud.
- A court ruling granted the reverend full possession of the property, stating that the occupants did not oppose his application.
- The property was returned to him after the court ruling.
- The reverend estimates the cost to renovate his home will be £70,000 after it was stripped of all furnishings during the ordeal.
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Vicar whose house was 'stolen' finally gets it back four years later
It took Reverend Mike Hall four years to get his home in Luton back A reverend who had his home and identity stolen has spoken out about the ordeal and said it will cost him £70,000 to renovate his home. In 2021, Reverend Mike Hall found that somebody had sold his £131,000 house in Luton, which he had owned since 1990, when he returned home from Wales. The Land Registry accepted fault in 2023 but when he returned that year a family was living th…
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The house that was stolen from him was returned to the priest
A reverend (an honorific title for a priest in the Roman Catholic Church) whose house was sold without his knowledge has had the property returned nearly four years after the family who moved there was ordered to leave.
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