Judgment details
- Court
- General Court, Damad
- Outcome
- Upheld on appeal
- Year
- 1435H
- Area
- Real Estate
- Official collection
- Collection of Judicial Rulings 1435H, Ministry of Justice (Research Center)
- Location
- Vol. 1 · p. 16
Summary
Two buyers sought to prove their purchase of unregistered land from a seller who later fell unconscious; his guardian acknowledged the sale. The court found the sale proven through receipts in the seller's handwriting and the buyers' supplementary oath, stating the judgment does not establish ownership, and the Court of Appeal upheld it.
Principle
Proving that a sale took place does not substitute for proving title to unregistered land.
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