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Man Declared Dead by MistakeTop news22 Oct

Man Declared Dead by Mistake Fights for System Change

The Tax Authority declared him dead – despite the fact that the doctor who signed the form did not actually exist. However, there will be no damages for Jonathan Ravelin, according to the district court's judgment. I will appeal, there must be a change, he says.

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Man Wrongly Declared Dead LosesTop news22 Oct

Man Wrongly Declared Dead Loses Lawsuit Against Swedish State

Jonathan Ravelin, who sued the state after being wrongly declared dead, will not receive any damages according to a verdict in the Stockholm District Court. The verdict will be appealed.

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Jonathan Ravelin's Case Against Tax24 Sept

Jonathan Ravelin's Case Against Tax Authority Over False Death Declaration

A paper form and a false signature were enough for Jonathan Ravelin to be incorrectly declared dead. With the help of the Center for Justice, he sued the state – and now he hopes that the court will establish that the Tax Authority's checks are not sufficient. The whole idea is that this should not affect anyone else, he says.

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Jonathan was declared dead -Top news24 Oct

Jonathan was declared dead - the state is being sued

A form and a fabricated doctor were all that was needed. Suddenly, Jonathan Ravelin was declared dead and locked out of his life. Now he is suing the state. It's depressing that it's so easy to declare someone dead, he says.

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