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Held for violating sale agreement

CHENNAI: The Central Crime Branch police on Wednesday arrested one person on charges of cheating.

Police said R. Selvam (22) of Madhavaram had taken an advance of Rs.20 lakh for selling his house to B.Govindaraj (46) of Purasawalkam.

However, he violated the sale agreement conditions and sold the property to a third party. He refused to return the advance taken from Mr. Govindaraj.

The CCB police arrested Selvam who was produced in a city court and remanded to judicial custody.

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