Establishment of guardianship over the property of a missing person.

1. Based on the court's decision to declare a person missing, the notary at her/his last known residence describes her/his property and establishes guardianship over it.

2. The guardian appointed by the court to manage the property of a missing person manages the property, repays the missing person's debts at the expense of the property, and accepts the fulfillment of obligations in favour of the missing person.

3. To preserve the property of a missing person, based on an application by an interested person or a body of guardianship and guardianship, at the last known place of residence of such a person, an inventory of the property belonging to him can be carried out with the preparation of an inventory act.

4. A notary drafts the deed of description in the presence of the guardian, interested parties, and two witnesses, and it includes all the missing person's property located in the apartment (house).

5. Property custody is maintained until the court's decision to recognise a natural person as missing is reversed.