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What are the methods of proving the beneficial ownership of a commercial entity nominally registered in another person's name?

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The beneficial ownership of a commercial entity nominally registered in another person's name can be proven through a judicial admission issued by the beneficial owner, or through the decisive oath. Judicial admission is considered conclusive evidence against the admitter, and the oath is considered one of the legitimate (Sharia-compliant) and...

The beneficial ownership of a commercial entity nominally registered in another person's name can be proven through a judicial admission issued by the beneficial owner, or through the decisive oath. Judicial admission is considered conclusive evidence against the admitter, and the oath is considered one of the legitimate (Sharia-compliant) and statutory methods of proof.
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