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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Source: شبكة شام الإخبارية
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The Syrian law outlines procedures regarding the property of missing persons, whereby their assets remain registered in their name until a judicial ruling is issued regarding their status—whether confirming their death or declaring them alive. The Personal Status Law requires a court judgment establishing the person's death, based on evidence and estimated timeframes, before ownership of real estate and vehicles can be transferred to heirs. If the missing person reappears alive after a death ruling has been issued, the judgment can be annulled, and their legal status restored, allowing for the recovery of their properties. However, legal transactions carried out during their absence may be subject to the rules of good faith. These transfer operations lead to the registration of rights and the distribution of inheritance, while families remain caught between hope for their loved one's return and ongoing legal proceedings. Financial and administrative challenges often delay the resolution of the legal status of rights and properties.
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