Hung Hum Mansion #3884106 For Sale Property Detail Page

My apartment was transferred to my name by the High Court in 2017, nine and a half years ago, at the request of the previous owner. I have a court order.
A statutory declaration signed by the previous owner clearly explains how he lost the title deed.
I also hired a lawyer to help me obtain a verification copy of the title deed from the Land Registry.
These have all been registered with the Land Registry for over nine years, during which time there have been no lawsuits or disputes whatsoever.
I wish to sell the property in an honest and transparent manner. I accept that the buyer will purchase it as is and agree to include appropriate disclosure clauses in the provisional and formal contracts to protect both parties.
I'll give you some information from this floor for your reference.
My floor is a corner unit in the building, with plenty of natural light and windows, an elevator, a high floor, and high usability.
It's close to Ho Man Tin, Whampoa, and Hung Hom MTR stations, all within a 10-minute walk. The transportation is excellent.
There are two universities nearby, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Hong Kong Metropolitan University. It's a popular place for university students to live because of its convenient transportation and plenty of food options.
Hung Hom is a key area for urban redevelopment, with great potential for redevelopment or rental income. You can collect rent while waiting for redevelopment.

My apartment was transferred to my name by the High Court in 2017, nine and a half years ago, at the request of the previous owner. I have a court order.
A statutory declaration signed by the previous owner clearly explains how he lost the title deed.
I also hired a lawyer to help me obtain a verification copy of the title deed from the Land Registry.
These have all been registered with the Land Registry for over nine years, during which time there have been no lawsuits or disputes whatsoever ...