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Thanks for your patience and enquiry. I am currently in the process of reviewing what you have written to provide a written response here. Kindly give me a minute to do so.
Thanks for your patience and enquiry. You would have certainly been entitled to whatever money was received from the sale/exchange of the Toyota Argo. If this car was paid for outright by you, then any proceeds from that vehicle would have been yours. You would have therefore have to consent to your grandparent using the proceeds from this towards anything else.
The only difficulty I envision you having however, is the years which have passed since the initial exchange. Ordinarily, you have three years within which to bring a claim. This incident happened five years ago. The only exception to this is if you were to go from the date you became aware of what your grandfather did.
However if I am being absolutely candid, claims do have limitation periods. This means you have a time frame within which to bring a claim. My concern is you may have waited a little bit too late to take against your grandfather.
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