In Akbulak, the woman through the court proved the right to land of the mother who died in 1999
The mother of a resident of Akbulak died in April 1999
In April 1999, the mother of a resident of Akbulak died. After her death, her daughter had to pass the land. However, it turned out that the land title certificate incorrectly indicated the name of the mother.
This autumn, the woman still decided to issue for herself what she is entitled to, and appealed to the court with a request to establish the legal fact of ownership of the land title certificate. According to the press service of the Akbulak District Court, having studied the case materials, having heard the applicant and witnesses, the court satisfied the stated requirements.
The legacy story in Akbulak is an example of how a single mistake in documents can stretch inheritance for decades. The woman’s mother died in 1999, and since then the daughter has been unable to register a land plot due to the fact that the name was incorrectly indicated on the land title certificate. Only this autumn, she decided to bring the case to a conclusion and applied to the court with a statement on the establishment of legal fact. The court heard the applicant and witnesses, examined the materials and satisfied the claims. Now a woman can make an inheritance. This story shows how important it is to check documents and how difficult it is to prove obvious things when there is a mistake in the papers. For her daughter, this is not just a bureaucratic procedure, but the restoration of justice: the land that should have been hereditary will finally become hers.
Do you think that the courts should meet people who have been unable to register an inheritance for years because of errors in documents, or should the procedure be strictly formal?
