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Syrian Minors' Inheritance and Oversight
The article explains how Syrian law guarantees the minor's right to inheritance and how their funds are managed during their minority. It clarifies that the management of a minor's assets is entrusted to the legitimate authority, usually the father or a guardian appointed by the judge, and that this management is subject to strict judicial oversight to ensure the child's rights are protected and prevent illegal transactions. The article emphasizes that a minor has no right to dispose of their funds until reaching the age of fifteen, and that the guardian is required to provide annual accounts and document all financial transactions. It also notes that the sale of a minor's real estate is subject to regulations designed to protect their best interests, and that the minor has the right to claim the full proceeds of the property after reaching the age of maturity within a period of up to three years. The law aims to secure the child's financial rights through judicial oversight and documentation, ensuring that their financial interests are not harmed after their death.
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