Justice A.D. Jagadish Chandira said, crimes of such nature were on the increase in and around Chennai due to lack of awareness among the people and therefore, it was incumbent upon the State to warn them by publicising the modus operandi adopted by the fradusters.
Madras High Court cautions people against falling prey to property manipulators
Justice A.D. Jagadish Chandira says, middlemen are on the prowl cheating property owners as well as purchasers; directs DGP to prevent such crimes taking place in the guise of civil transactions
March 28, 2024 06:42 am | Updated 10:42 am IST – CHENNAI
The Madras HC cautioned people against falling prey to middlemen who take valuable immovable properties on lease but end up selling or mortgaging them. Photo of Madras High court | Photo Credit: PICHUMANI K
The Madras High Court has cautioned people against falling prey to middlemen who take valuable immovable properties on lease but end up selling or mortgaging them with the criminal intent of cheating both the property owners as well as gullible purchasers.
Justice A.D. Jagadish Chandira said, crimes of such nature were on the increase in and around Chennai due to lack of awareness among the people and therefore, it was incumbent upon the State to warn them by publicising the modus operandi adopted by the fradusters.
