THE CONSEQUENCES OF DISAPPEARANCE IN TERMS OF FAMILY LAW

We can examine the conditions of disappearance basically under five different headings as the existence of one of the events that the civil law seeks, passing of a certain period of time, being of very high probably of death, attendance of interested persons and the decision of the disapperance. With the decision to disappear, many legal consequences arise. For example, the engegament of anyone given the decision of disappearance ends by automatically. On the other hand, the marriage of the person who has been decided to disappear does not automatically end. In such a case, the spouse of the person who has disappeared has the right to resume or end marriage. Also, without the need to terminate the marriage, when one of the spouses is decided to disappear, regime of participation in acquired property ends. However, the right of the custodian ceases when the mother or father or one of them is disappearance. When the person under guardianship disappears, the guardianship ends automatically. Again in terms of the person who has disappeared, it may be possible to appoint management.