The head of the Trinity court in Dubai, Judge Muhammad Jasim Al -Shamsy, emphasized that the digital currencies of the deceased are part of the property, provided that he also proved that the heir is legally.
Al -Shamsy explained that the court does not object to the introduction of digital currencies in property assets, until it proves that it belongs to the deceased, and it has real value in the market, and it can be confirmed by saying: “As long as the digital currency is recognized, it has market value, and its possession, before the court, is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this is not legal, and this This is not legal, and it is not legal, and it is not legal, and it is not legal.
Source: “Emirates Today”
