On December 3rd, a court in Boa Vista upheld a decision enabling Frangonorte to take possession of a contested 37,000 square meters area in the Mecejana neighborhood, South of Boa Vista. This ruling comes amidst ongoing disputes over the land, reportedly occupied by several families in at least five houses. The court's action aligns with the legal mechanism known as 'imissão na posse', used for property owners to assert their rights over a property for the first time.

Around 8 AM, a team consisting of a court officer, representatives from Frangonorte, and police from the Environmental Police of Roraima arrived to enforce the ruling. However, despite the significant presence of law enforcement and officials, the team reportedly left the area around 3:50 PM without demolishing any structures. This delay could indicate resistance from the affected families who fear losing their homes amid the ongoing legal proceedings against them.

Residents, anxious about the potential demolition of their homes, took measures to protect their properties, such as parking vehicles in front of their residences to prevent any attempt at eviction. This scenario highlights the tension between corporate interests and the rights of local inhabitants, raising questions about social justice and the disposition of land ownership in Brazil, particularly in urban areas with competing claims to property.