This notwithstanding, a claimant still has the means to seek redress of his or her grievance without immediately resorting to courts of law

Generally, it is the first purchaser who has a better right over a property sold again to another in line with the principle of prius tempore, potior jure (first in time, stronger in right). However, there may be instances where his or her right may be defeated

Grief and longing for the departed are regrettably coupled with practical and legal concerns. While surviving relatives of the deceased need to cope with overwhelming emotions, the latter concerns must nonetheless be addressed immediately even as they appear too burdensome to confront.