I suppose no answer means no then.

Sorry for the delay, I was awaiting confirmation from our property expert.

In order to reclaim property you would need the following documents:

1. Title Deed certificate

2. Copy of ID card of the current land owner.

3. Copy of the house registration of the land owner

4. Power of Attorney – Land Office version (from the Land owner to the authorized representative

5. Additionally, if the Land owner’s marital status is married, you will also require Spousal Consent in selling the land (attaching the marriage certificate, ID card and house registration of the spouse).

But please be reminded that should the owner discover that the land ownership is no longer under his/her possession, he/she could still obtain land information especially on the recent transfer record.

When an individual registers the ownership transfer to another person, he/she could either declare that the land will be gifted or will be sold. If it is being gifted, the previous owner (Gifting Party) could reclaim this asset back from the Receiving Party, due to the fact that the Receiving Party has been mistreating or being ungrateful to the Gifting Party. The current land owner can also declare that it (the land owner) was sold to the Buyer (you and/or your representative), proof of payment could also be used as supporting documents

Applying the scenario to your case, the Seller might claim that he/she has never receive the purchasing fund and documents used with the ownership transfer was forgery. She would need to provide evidence to this effect.

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