Tag: Property Rights
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How a Tourism Investor Lost Millions in Zimbabwe: The Chewore Lodge Lease Collapse
Background: A Long-Running Tourism Venture in Zimbabwe The story centers on a long-standing tourism investment in Zimbabwe that hoped to tap into the country’s rich wildlife and dramatic landscapes. At the heart of the case is Chewore Lodge, a property positioned within a region renowned for natural beauty and biodiversity. For years, the lodge represented…
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Tiong Bahru Residents Hold Ground as SIT Flats Face Redevelopment Offer of S$1 Million
The Core of a Storied Neighbourhood In Singapore’s historic Tiong Bahru, a group of longtime residents in the former Singapore Improvement Trust (SIT) flats are standing firm as redevelopment plans loom. At the heart of the issue is not just the monetary value of an offer, but a lifetime of memories, a sense of place,…
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Resource consent woes: West Auckland homeowners let down
Introduction: A new-build nightmare for West Auckland residents In a growing pattern across New Zealand, another group of West Auckland homeowners—ranging from young families to a single mother—are discovering that their newly built homes do not meet resource consent requirements. The revelation comes more than a year after the projects began, leaving families scrambling to…
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Dansoman Land Dispute: Chief Warns Against Illegal Acquisition
Overview of the warning The Divisional Chief of Dansoman, Nii Kojo Danso II, has issued a public warning to prospective buyers and investors amid a volatile backdrop of chieftaincy and land disputes. The notice highlights the risks associated with illegal land acquisition in the Dansoman area and the nearby Panbros Salt Industries enclave in Accra.…
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Court Rules: Emerging Seafront Plot Belongs to Government in Landmark Mombasa Ruling
Overview of the Case A landmark decision in Kenya’s judiciary has settled a rare and highly controversial land dispute involving a parcel of seafront land that literally emerged from the ocean. The Court of Appeal in Mombasa ruled that the disputed plot should be vested in the government, effectively ending a long-running battle between two…
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Going to Court Over Summer Paradise: Elisabeth Andreassen’s Story
The Dream of Brønnøya In 1992, Elisabeth Andreassen, a 67-year-old singer and public figure, embarked on a journey to create her summer paradise on Brønnøya, a beautiful island in the Oslofjord, Asker municipality. This idyllic escape served as a backdrop to countless memories and cherished moments. However, what began as a dream is now unfolding…
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Elisabeth Andreassen’s Legal Battle Over Summer Paradise
The Backstory: A Summer Dream Turned Legal Battle What started as a simple summer dream for singer and entertainer Elisabeth Andreassen in 1992 has now escalated into a significant legal dispute. Andreassen purchased a charming vacation property on the picturesque island of Brønnøya in the Oslofjord, which is part of Asker municipality, Norway. The idyllic…
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Legal Battle Over Summer Paradise in Brønnøya
Introduction to the Summer Paradise What began as a dream vacation spot has turned into a legal confrontation. In 1992, Elisabeth Andreassen, a well-known figure in Norway, purchased a stunning holiday retreat on Brønnøya, a picturesque island in the Oslofjord. The idyllic setting was meant to be a haven, a place for relaxation and joy.…