My family also kena like this. This is very common here

The judge further ruled that Tersaim Lall had failed to exercise due diligence in handling the sale and had ignored glaring discrepancies in Madhu's identity card number across the PA and MOT documents.

She said Tersaim Lall's denial of involvement in preparing the MOT contradicted the documentary evidence.

"I can only surmise that Tersaim Lall was either wilfully blind or negligent in failing to notice what was glaringly obvious.

"In any event, this failure on his part facilitated the fraudulent transfer by Palayam to Kannan and the subsequent registration in Kannan's name.

"The fact that Kannan sold the land soon after acquiring it - for more than twice what he originally paid - should have been a red flag for any conveyancing lawyer.

"The only logical inference is that Tersaim Lall had knowledge of the fraudulent transactions.

"Not only was he aware of the fraud, but the evidence also shows that he knowingly facilitated it," she said, adding that Wonderful Century also failed to prove the transaction between the company and Kannan was conducted in good faith.

story? no one knew it was transfferred? i mean no one go and dispute?

I have a question.

If I have a land, and suddenly I coma, doctor say I no chance wake up.

Someone wanted my land knows this and through corruption illegally change my land ownership to someone else.

Someone build a condo on my land already.

Suddenly I woke up after 3 years and the condo completed .

If I managed to regained back my land....

What will happen to the condo ? Will I own it all ? Or it will be demolish ? Or I can never reclaim my land even with proof.

Not that the state government consficate the land. Insider sold the info to fake docs sell the land. Unattended doesn't mean no one paying the land tax  the whole period either.

Ya... my wife's side also kena, by my FIL own siblings some more.

One day the younger bro came to his house, asking to see the geran tanah, as he needs it for some ranjiao purpose which I forgot. My FIL being a simple minded person, just passed to him. The bugger smart, wait my BIL and MIL not at home when he strikes. Soon, we realized the name changed already. Whole family wanna challenge to court as there's a will from the grandfather, but my super simpleton FIL decided not to as he wanted "harmony" in the family, being the eldest...
Already highlighted by many here, it is more common than u think, but stuffs like this don't appear in the news often.

Without revealing much detail, similar to yours, it’s long-distance relative, eat all. Without all the relatives approval, the process can go ahead, done deal.

Anything can happen one