In a legal case before the Control Judge of the First Judicial District, O.E.G. has been charged with dispossession of real property and damage to another person’s property. The defendant is accused of illegally constructing a dividing wall on land belonging to another individual without the owner’s consent, as outlined in criminal case 400/2024.
The unauthorized construction of the wall significantly impacted on the rightful owner’s ability to use and enjoy the property. Subsequently, the wall was demolished by O.E.G., resulting in further material damage to the land.
The incident led to a formal complaint filed with the relevant ministerial authority, initiating legal proceedings to resolve the matter. During the initial hearing, the prosecution presented charges based on the Criminal Code of the State of Yucatán and requested a three-month period for further investigation. Additionally, O.E.G. was placed under surveillance by the State Center for Precautionary Measures (CEMC) and prohibited from leaving the state without judicial authorization.
Details of Alleged Crimes
The charge of dispossession of immovable property applies to cases where an individual unlawfully deprives another of the use or possession of real estate through physical means or threats. This crime carries penalties including imprisonment and restitution, as mandated by state law.
The charge of damage to another’s property involves deliberate destruction, deterioration, or rendering of another person’s property unusable, which may result in financial fines and imprisonment.
Source: Diario de Yucatan
