Assuming the information in the article is correct, my understaning is as follows:
The daughter was given power of attorney from her dad. She then transfered the deed to the house to herself which is illegal. The dad realised this in 2010, sued to get the deed back and won. It was appealled and the appeal suceeded because the 4 year statue of limitations for fraud had passed. I read it as the appeal court agreed she had got the deed illegally but beacuse it was a while ago there is nothing they can do. The daughter wants to evict the dad or sell him the house.
Assuming that is true, is there nothing else she can be charged with? If the dad buys his house back can the daughter be charged with sale of stolen goods or something? It just seems very wrong that if everyone agrees she stole the house, there is nothing that can be done about it. Or am I missing something?
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