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KAMPALA: Woman Remanded For Forging Land Title of Dead Man, Selling it Off

By Our Reporter

 

NATIONAL

 

The State House Anti-Corruption Unit together with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has arrested and arraigned before court a woman on allegations of forging a title for land that belonged to a deceased person.

 

Ndagire Annet was charged at the Makindye Chief Magistrate’s Court with forgery, uttering a false document, fraudulent procurement of a certificate of title, conspiracy to defraud and intermeddling with the Estate of the deceased.

 

She joins Mutabingwa Tonny who was charged on 30th July, 2024 over the same matter.

 

It is alleged that the accused together with others still at large, between December 2022 and March 2023, forged court orders and documents which they used to register themselves on a certificate of title for land measuring 3 acres in Muyenga comprised in Block 244 Plot 8328 property belonging to the estate of the late Joseph GR Nsubuga, which they later sold.

 

She has been remanded until 13th August, 2024 when she will reappear in court for mention of her case and possible bail application.

 

Mutabingwa Tonny between December 2022 and March 2023 at Kisugu-Makindye Division in Kampala City, forged court orders which they used to register themselves on a certificate of title for land comprised in Block 244 Plot 8328 at Kisugu.

 

The accused went ahead to mobilize graders and a group of persons armed with machetes to forcefully and violently cut down crops and trees. They graded, sub-divided the land and later sold it off.

 

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