What laws protect the owner of the property when the buyer defaults and trying to fraudulently acquire possession of the title?

When a buyer defaults on a property purchase, several laws protect the owner's rights, including contract law and foreclosure laws. The owner can initiate foreclosure proceedings to reclaim the property, depending on the terms of the mortgage or contract. Additionally, fraud statutes can be invoked if the buyer attempts to fraudulently acquire the title, allowing the owner to pursue legal action against the buyer. Title insurance may also provide additional protection by covering losses resulting from fraud or disputes over ownership.