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Five held for fraudulently transferring mortgaged property and cheating firm

Five held for fraudulently transferring mortgaged property and cheating firm
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Five individuals have been arrested by the Chennai Central Crime Branch for allegedly forging documents to transfer a mortgaged property. The fraud resulted in a ₹35.5 crore loss for an asset reconstruction company.

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This case highlights the risks of property fraud and the legal complexities involved in asset recovery for financial institutions.

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The Central Crime Branch (CCB) of the Greater Chennai Police (GCP) has arrested five persons, including two women, in connection with an alleged property fraud involving the illegal transfer of a mortgaged property in T. Nagar through forged documents, causing a loss of ₹35.5 crore to an asset reconstruction company.

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