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No challenge made by occupants of property to conclusiveness of registration of ownership
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High Court grants order that occupants vacate property, where the registered owners had purchased the property with vacant possession from a finance company, on the grounds that: (a) the occupants of the property, being a former owner and his tenant, had failed to show any entitlement to remain in possession; (b) the former owner of the property had made allegations of fraud against a third party, but failed to provide evidence of it; (c) the allegations of fraud had not been directed at the applicant; and (d) in the absence of any challenge to the registration of the applicant as owner of the property, the register should be considered conclusive.
Application for injunctive relief - claim by asset management vehicle - business of refurbishing premises - alleged trespass in apartment - purchase of apartment by respondent - rented to family member - registration of property - purchase of property from other party - transfer registered - title passed from purchaser to applicant - claim by occupant of fraud - not supported by evidence -
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