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Daughter of missing person faces challenges in declaring father legally absent for inheritance.
2 sourcesFirst reported 7 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- The daughter of a missing person in Cyprus, Alkistis Varnava, has claimed she was pressured to declare her father "missing" to handle family estate matters.
- Varnava describes experiencing bureaucratic challenges, with her file being shuffled between different agencies without official updates.
- The situation arises nearly fifty years after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, highlighting ongoing issues related to missing persons from that period.
- Her case reflects the emotional and legal struggles faced by families of missing individuals in addressing inheritance issues.
- Varnava's report underscores the complexities surrounding the declaration of individuals as missing in legal contexts.
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Άλκηστις Βαρνάβα στο ραδιόφωνο του «Π»: «Με ανάγκασαν να κηρύξω τον πατέρα μου "άφαντο" για κληρονομικά ζητήματα»
Politis· 6 days ago
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Κύπρος / Γολγοθάς για κόρη αγνοουμένου: Της ζήτησαν να κηρύξει τον πατέρα της «άφαντο» για να μεταβιβάσει περιουσία, μετά τα άλλαξαν (ΒΙΝΤΕΟ)
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 7 days ago