Real Estate, Title and Construction
Title Cancellation and Registration Disputes
If paid property was not transferred, you dispute an act under a power of attorney or title and agreement differ, we can review the transaction file. We compare title history, agreement and payment trail, explaining your claim's basis, missing evidence and possible routes in writing.
We state scope, fee and delivery date in writing before starting.
When Can You Request Review?
We clarify documents and the outcome sought first, distinguishing the different legal bases of apparently similar problems.
Payment Made, No Transfer
A seller or contractor may have received payment without transferring. We examine who undertook transfer under which document, the contract's scope and the claim against the other party.
Power of Attorney or Authority Issues
Scope, execution and transaction dates, price and representative conduct are assessed in one file. Unauthorised action and abuse of authority are distinguished.
Subsequent Transfers and Third Parties
Property may have been transferred again or burdened. Sequence, links between parties and third-party positions matter alongside the present owner.
What Do We Examine Together?
Cancellation and registration are not automatic outcomes of every property dispute. We identify the register, contract, representation and compensation grounds first.
Entry and Underlying Transaction
We compare current title, previous transfers, annotations and encumbrances with underlying documents. Alongside Civil Code rules on unlawful registration, we assess good faith of third parties relying on the register. An old entry or payment document alone does not decide the matter.
Connecting Evidence and Claims
We show which allegations the agreement, bank movements, delivery and correspondence support. Rectification, performance of transfer obligations, price and damages may need different analysis. The opinion distinguishes inconsistencies and records to obtain.
Protection and Sequence
For a further-transfer threat, we specify known events and dates. Injunction requirements, proof and security depend on the file. We discuss the order of notice, negotiation and proceedings without presuming protection or recovery.
Documents You Can Prepare Initially
Send identifying details and a brief chronology. We separately identify official records unavailable to you and the authority needed to request them.
You may enquire about a new matter or a second opinion on ongoing proceedings. Your relationship with existing counsel and the work's limits are clarified initially.
Title and Transfer History
Current entry, block/parcel and unit details, and any earlier transaction records.
Agreement File
Sale, promise-of-sale or contractor agreement, annexes and amendments.
Payment Trail
Bank receipts, collection receipts, descriptions and acknowledgements of debt in correspondence.
Representation Documents
Powers of attorney, authority documents and accessible records of dates.
Ongoing Process
Notices, pleadings, decisions, service and any injunction requests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Payment Mean Title Will Pass to Me?
Payment is important evidence, but entitlement is determined through agreement, form, authority and registration together. Recipient, obligation and payment records must be clarified. We assess the appropriate claim from these documents.
Is This Only for Inheritance-related Title Actions?
No. Sales, contractor refusal, authority and successive transfers are covered too. If inheritance rights underlie the dispute, the estate file and heirship records are assessed separately; different grounds are not equated.
What Should I Send If I Fear Resale?
State identity, known transfer or advertisement details, discovery and approaching dates. We assess protection from specific documents. An enquiry does not engage deadline monitoring or litigation representation.
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Clarify the Next Step Through Documents
State the property, chronology and known transfer or approaching date. Scope and fee are defined before starting. Representation is separate.
An enquiry does not mean acceptance or engagement to monitor deadlines. File review is paid; representation and extra work are agreed separately.