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Real Estate Law

A sale with right of redemption: proving the transaction and seeking possession

After the redemption period expired, the seller challenged the transaction. Land records and witnesses supported a judgment for possession and damages.

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What happened

The client had acquired land in Phuket through a sale with right of redemption. After the redemption period expired, the client sought possession and eviction of the original seller. The seller resisted, alleging that the transaction had been fraudulent and that key facts had been misunderstood, and asked the court to dismiss the client's case.

What we did

We prepared the claim and the evidence needed to address that challenge. The work included obtaining and organising registration documents from the Phuket Land Office.

We also identified and called witnesses who had been involved in the transaction, including relevant public officials, to give evidence about how it had been carried out and its validity.

The outcome in this case

The court ruled for the client and ordered the opposing party to surrender the land. It also awarded the client compensation for damage arising from the dispute. This account describes the judgment; it does not record later enforcement steps.

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