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The Provincial Court of Aragon upholds the conviction of a man for defrauding 3,600 euros through the fraudulent rental of a property in Zaragoza.

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The Provincial Court of Aragón has ratified a conviction against a man who swindled victims out of 3,600 euros through a fraudulent rental scheme involving a property in Zaragoza. According to a ruling issued on July 17, the court upheld a sentence of three years, six months, and one day of imprisonment for the individual who deceived multiple people regarding the false housing lease.

The case highlights ongoing legal measures against fraudulent rental practices in the region, ensuring that perpetrators of real estate scams face substantial prison terms for defrauding prospective tenants.

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