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MPs call for 'presumed dead' law
MPs on the Justice Select Committee have called for a new law which will allow for a single death certificate reading "presumed dead". The committee says the move will make it easier for families of missing persons to put their affairs in order.
Green Box: MPs call for 'presumed dead' lawClick to open
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