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The Court of Cassation has decided that a claim to evict an intruder from a property requires the submission of a clear legal document to prove ownership, as the burden of proof rests on the claimant. A purchaser under an informal sales contract can request eviction if they establish their legal right, provided that the documents submitted—such as contracts or customary partition deeds—are clear and verifiable in the chain of ownership. Additionally, the court must verify the validity of the ownership deed before considering the defendant's position, as misunderstandings or errors in interpreting the documents can lead to the annulment of the judgment. The ruling emphasizes that the strength of the legal document and the clarity of the ownership chain determine the legal standing of the buyer or owner in an eviction case.
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