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1930 the Church sold pieces of land, which most probably didn't belong to her anyway. She talks vaguely about a presidential decree of 1933, but makes use of it more than fifty years later. There is also a law of 1988, which says that the Church couldn't be propriator of forests, prairies and lands for agriculture. So actually she should be giving the money back to the heirs with interest.
She claims the houses of 72 families, which are poor people and they inherited their homes and paid a lot of taxes on them. Because the people are poor, the Church makes 72 cases out of it, instead of a big one.
1930 the Church sold pieces of land, which most probably didn't belong to her anyway. She talks vaguely about a presidential decree of 1933, but makes use of it more than fifty years later. There is also a law of 1988, which says that the Church couldn't be propriator of forests, prairies and lands for agriculture. So actually she should be giving the money back to the heirs with interest.
She claims the houses of 72 families, which are poor people and they inherited their homes and paid a lot of taxes on them. Because the people are poor, the Church makes 72 cases out of it, instead of a big one.
