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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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The article explains how Syrian law regulates the handling of lost property, known as "Al-Luqta," concerning the responsibility of someone who finds lost money or possessions. The law stipulates that found items must be handed over to the competent authorities within one year of discovery, with the transfer documented. The owner of the lost property has the right to claim their belongings during this period, provided they pay a fee amounting to 15% of the value of the items, which is divided between the finder and the municipality. It is prohibited for the person who finds the property to keep it, and the law punishes anyone who conceals the lost items or claims rights without proper authorization. Moreover, it emphasizes that legal compliance reflects social responsibility, fosters trust among community members, and aims to protect the rights of owners while organizing the responsibilities of those who find lost property.
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