LBASE ATTORNEYS SUCCESSFULLY PROTECTED THE PROPERTY OF A GOOD-FAITH PURCHASER IN A BANKRUPTCY PROCEDURE
You purchased real estate previously owned by a legal entity. After some time, you receive a lawsuit from the Liquidator of that legal entity demanding that the sale and purchase agreement be declared invalid and that the real estate you purchased be reclaimed.
Not the most pleasant situation, right?
This is exactly what happened to one of our clients.
Within the bankruptcy case, the liquidator argued that the agreement was concluded during a “suspect period,” to the detriment of the creditors, that there was no proof of payment under the contract, and therefore there were grounds to declare the transaction invalid.
However, thanks to LBASE attorneys, the liquidator’s arguments were refuted, and our Client’s interests were fully protected.
We proved that:
The mere absence of payment documents does not unequivocally prove that the real estate was acquired without payment, especially considering that the document retention period had already expired;
At the time of the agreement, no encumbrances on the real estate were recorded in any state registry;
The client is a bona fide purchaser of the disputed real estate.
Result:
The court of first instance dismissed the liquidator’s claim.
The court of appeal confirmed the legality and validity of that decision.
Realizing the futility of further appeals, the liquidator withdrew, and the decision entered into legal force — saving not only the Client’s property, but also thousands of nerve cells.
LBASE — your experienced partner in disputes with liquidators in bankruptcy cases.
We guarantee:
– In-depth case analysis and a customized defense strategy
– Prompt response to actions of the liquidator and the court
– Effective representation in all judicial instances
– Protection of your property — and your peace of mind
Entrust the defense of your rights to professionals!
Book a consultation today and be sure that your ownership rights are securely protected.
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