Uphill It Costs to Recover a Property Lost by Fraudulent Transactions
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It costs above to recover property lost by fraudulent transactions It is easy to deceive the system to appropriate houses and land through irregular transactions, but difficult for an injured to find justice. By Damaris Suárez, Vanessa Colón Almenas and José Carlos Sánchez Centro de Periodismo Investigativa y Rayos X La casa en Calle Barbosa #55 [...]
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La Perla del SurThe house on Barbosa Street #55 in Cataño that José Oriol Victoriano Segarra and María Irizarry Lugo left when they died, their heirs lost it last month as a result of the inscription of a false sales deed that put in the hands of a family stranger the property that was theirs for almost 80 years. The false deed, dated June 1972, says that Maria and José Oriol appeared at the sale of their house, which is impossible because José Oriol died on Ju…
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