The story of Jakub and Anita Martin, an Amish couple who have been running a farm near Modliborzyce (Lublin Voivodeship) for 13 years, is increasingly resembling a legal thriller. Although they paid for the land (13 hectares), managed the farm, and completed all formalities, the Polish justice system deemed their transaction invalid. The farm was returned to the bankruptcy estate, and the trustee began searching for a new buyer. Now, the Martin …
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The story of Jakub and Anita Martin, an Amish couple who have been running a farm near Modliborzyce (Lublin Voivodeship) for 13 years, is increasingly resembling a legal thriller. Although they paid for the land (13 hectares), managed the farm, and completed all formalities, the Polish justice system deemed their transaction invalid. The farm was returned to the bankruptcy estate, and the trustee began searching for a new buyer. Now, the Martin …