Curious Case: 116-Year-Old Should Report to Court, Otherwise He Is Considered Dead

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Alois Haidinger celebrated his 116th birthday this year in April. This makes him one of the oldest Austrians – if he is still alive. By 15 October, the Upper Austrian from Ottnang am Hausruck now has time to report to the Vöcklabruck District Court – otherwise he will be declared dead ...

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An unusual court case is currently being held at the District Court in Vöcklabruck, in the Austrian federal state of Upper Austria. They are looking for the Upper Austrian Alois Haidinger from Ottnang, who would be 116 years old today, if he were - or if he were alive.   It says: Snjezana Herek Haidinger is on the list of missing in World War II. However, his death never [...]

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Alois Haidinger was born 116 years ago, but he was never officially declared dead. Now a court in Upper Austria sets a deadline for him: If the missing person does not report himself since the Second World War, he is considered dead. It is an unusual appeal, in which no one seriously expects an answer. Alois Haidinger from Ottnang (Bezirk Vöcklabruck) on the Hausruck would be 116 years old today. Since the Second World War the Upper Austrian is …