Stuck between courts of two authorities: property recovery lawsuits exhaust al-Hasakah residents ...Syria

Enab Baladi – Majd al-Salem Upon requesting the zoning plan of his land from the Qamishli Municipal Council in order to sell it, Mohammad Shalabi (61) was surprised that a part of his land was taken over by two people without receiving anything in return and without his permission. Shalabi told Enab Baladi that two people bought properties adjacent to his own, and each of them built a house at the expense of his own land, thus losing about 50 square meters, the price of which is estimated at millions of pounds, as shown by the zoning plan, a copy of which was seen by Enab Baladi. Despite hiring a lawyer five months ago and filing a lawsuit for “recovery of possession,” Shalaby was un

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