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Read Bahrain Court of Cassation Case No. 576/2009 which considered the law on acquiring and modifying names and titles

  • 25/09/201711/12/2019
  • by Benjamin Filaferro

As part of the expansion of our cases coverage we have added new Bahraini cases including Bahrain Court of Cassation Case No. 576/2009 which involved a request to require an individual requiring them to document in passports the name they were known by. The case considered the law on acquiring and modifying names and titles. It looked at who was required to give testimony in such cases. Read the case here:
http://www.lexismiddleeast.com/doc/3537365F323030395F456E

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