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Unrecognized mobile line found in your name
The North Cairo Court of First Instance was able to invalidate a mobile phone line purchase contract attributed to an individual without their signature, following a report from the Forensic Medicine Department's Forgery and Counterfeit division, which confirmed that the signature was forged. The court clarified that the registration of mobile lines must be carried out using accurate data in accordance with legal procedures. Furthermore, a photocopy of the document is not sufficient as proof of the contract if the other party denies its validity. The court also indicated that proving forgery requires a forensic examination of the signature by authorized authorities. Citizens have the right to object to registering a line in someone else's name and to inquire about registered lines in their name via the "Aqrami" service through the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority's application. If a line is registered in a person's name without their knowledge, it is advised to contact the telecommunications company, file a complaint with the relevant authority, and take legal action against forgery. It is also emphasized that legal responsibility is not automatically established for all uses made through a line registered in someone's name without their knowledge.
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