Zakir Hussain v Abdus Salam (Practice and Procedure)

Application for registration of transfer from the names of the parties into the sole name of the Respondent found to be based on a document concocted to deceive creditors of the Respondent and is to be cancelled. Direction given for notice of a charging order obtained by one of those creditors to be entered on the register, despite the application of that creditor having previously been cancelled as a result of a decision of the Adjudicator based on that fraudulent document, the Adjudicator then being in ignorance of the fraud

�I, Abdul Salam, of 22 Hamilton House, British Street, London E3 and my son Zakir Hussain (same address) have mutually agreed and confirm that when I brought the above address property from the council, I received �4000.00 from my son as a help towards the buying of the above flat. On condition that I Abdus Salam put my son Zakir Hussain�s name on the land registry until I returned his money back by instalments. To day is the last day I returned his all money back as his last instalment respectively.

I, Zakir Hussain son of Abdul Salam would also like to confirm that today, I received full amount of money back from my father as last instalments. Therefore I have no any ownership rights along with my father�s flat. My father can remove my name from the land registration when he likes.