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Jan 6 • 11:01 UTC • 🇵🇱 Poland • Rzeczpospolita

Could they be over 100 years old? Can the court recognize that they are deceased?

The article explores legal uncertainties regarding property inheritance in cases where heirs' fates are unknown and discusses the possibility of a court recognizing death in specific circumstances without a death certificate.

#inheritance #property law #court #heirs #poland

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