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Mpumalanga woman evicted after owner reclaims RDP despite affidavit showing he sold it to her late parents

Mpumalanga woman evicted after owner reclaims RDP despite affidavit showing he sold it to her late parents
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The Mpumalanga High Court has ordered the eviction of a woman from an RDP house, ruling that the registered owner holds legal title despite a disputed verbal sale agreement. The court rejected the lower court's finding that the owner had lost standing due to non-occupation.

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The case highlights the legal complexities surrounding property rights and informal housing arrangements in South Africa.

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