A New South Wales retiree says his daughter has made the last decade a living hell after refusing to move out of his apartment where she's been squatting for years rent free. 9News
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Peter Grundy has spent years pursuing legal avenues to force his daughter, Katrina, out. Now the feuding family are at the end of their tether. Following the death of his wife Margaret, Mr Grundy has been trying to move into a care facility from his home in the country town of Denilliquin, NSW. To afford it, he first needs to sell the Melbourne apartment."I'm not entitled to a pension.
Katrina claims her parents gifted her the Melbourne property eight years ago, a fantasy thrown out by a judge. "The state of Victoria has no other mechanism available to him [Peter] to get her out - he's followed through on everything he can do," property lawyer Justin Lawrence, from law firm Henderson and Ball, told"Yet she remains, and it seems every day she remains it's another day of injustice for him."
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