Is a signed document enough to end a dispute or waive rights? And where does custom meet the law?
In a new episode of the program "Off the Record" (Kharej al-Nass), we discuss the role of the Dispute Resolution Committee at the Ein Al-Zaman shrine, the nature of the documents it issues, and their legal value, alongside files on amicable settlements, waiving of rights, and child marriage.
With the participation of Sheikh Rakan Al-Shaer and lawyers Amer Al-Khatib and Duraid Dannoun, the discussion opens sensitive social and legal files to clarify the limits of customary solutions and the role of the judiciary in protecting rights and resolving disputes.
An episode that poses a fundamental question: Is a signed paper enough to preserve rights and prove the waiver of them?
