Recently, I had two separate discussions with 2 of my realtor friends about Court Judgment in property transactions.
The first one called me and said he had a client who wanted to purchase a parcel of land in Epe and the client said he was told by the seller that the title the land has is court judgment.

The second one posted a video of the land he was marketing on his WhatsApp status update. I watched it and noticed that at the end he said the title the land has is court judgment. I sent him a message immediately. You should not market properties with court judgment title unless you really understand the judgment. It is not every court judgment that serves as a title.

Court judgment can be a bit tricky because a property dispute case sometimes takes several years to be resolved. In addition, if it was recently issued or if it was not issued by a Supreme Court, you need to bear in mind that it is not final. In most cases, it can be appealed.

If you want to purchase or market a property with court judgment, please get a competent lawyer who can investigate the history of the dispute on the property and understand the implications and ramifications of the judgment.

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