What happens if a disposition is made to circumvent property law?

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Any agreement or disposition that is concluded with the intent to circumvent the provisions of the real property law is considered null and void. Such invalidation can be sought by any interested party, the DLD, or the Public Prosecution. Additionally, a court may issue a judgment on its own initiative to strike down these illegal arrangements. This strong legal stance ensures that the integrity of the registration system and the government�s regulatory objectives are not undermined by fraudulent schemes.

What happens if a disposition is made to circumvent property law?

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