Features of the legal status of persons, determining no safe

Abstract

In the article the authors separately analyze the conceptual apparatus in the studied direction. The definitions of deceased individual are clarified. It was found that the definition of the term for a long period of time did not have proper consolidation. In the scientific literature and in the legislation it was possible to find close to this formulation. For the first time the statutory wording of the is disclosed in the current Law of Ukraine On the Legal Status of Missing Persons, adopted on July 12, 2018. The authors in the article identify the difference between and because the concepts are at first glance similar. Attention is drawn to the fact that a person's unknown absence is established by a court decision, and such a decision is not required to recognize a missing person. The authors found that acquiring the status of missing person allows her to subsequently acquire, through a court decision, the status of missing or declared deceased. According to the authors, the concept of deceased are not identical, so the article offers their clarification definitions of these concepts. It has been determined that a person may disappear under different circumstances. The article states that the current legislation identifies special types of persons, taking into account the circumstances in which they may have disappeared. The authors conclude that the legislation should take into account all circumstances in which persons may disappear. For example, a person may disappear due to their arrears, due to an exacerbation of a person's mental, psychological illness, memory loss, and more. The authors, analyzing the legal status of the missing person, indicate that it acquires the missing status from the moment the applicant submits a statement about the disappearance of the unknown person and his search or by court order. The statement on the fact of disappearance of the person of the unknown and his search shall be submitted to the relevant territorial body of the National Police of Ukraine. The article states that the bodies authorized for the search of persons who have been missing are the National Police of Ukraine and the units carrying out operational search activities, defined by the Law of Ukraine «On Operative Investigation Activity». The authors selectively analyze the experience of some countries on the legal status of the missing person and conclude that international experience is useful for its use in Ukraine. The authors of the article determined that national legislation did not catch the attention of foreigners and stateless persons. It is established that their acquisition of the status of missing person, if they have resided permanently or mainly in the territory of Ukraine, will be regulated by Ukrainian legislation. The article establishes that the conclusion of international treaties by Ukraine allows to regulate important interstate relations in order to determine the procedure for acquiring a status of a missing person, since acquiring such status is required not only by citizens of Ukraine within our country or another, but also by foreigners residing in the territory of Ukraine.