A person engaged an advocate for a land purchase. The advocate provided a non-encumbrance certificate, leading the client to believe the title was clear. The advocate also drafted the agreement to sell and the sale deed. However, it was later discovered that the seller had already sold the land to someone else before the agreement. Despite a police complaint and court applications, the advocate was not charged, with authorities favouring the advocate. The client is now seeking advice on whether to pursue the matter in the High Court.