Status of passengers and crew MH370, which until now had not been finalized can not only cause grief to the heirs of the victim, but also a 'barrier' to their survival.
Among the problems faced heirs of the victim involved is to build a household with a new partner.
This condition experienced at least one beneficiary of the victim when he had married a neighbor, before registering the marriage in this country.
In fact, the couple also could face legal action for unauthorized practice polygamy because his new wife bermadukan an unknown status either dies or disappears.
Husband of one of the passengers of Malaysia Airlines (MAS) MH370 missing since March have filed an application to register a polygamous marriage in the Syariah High Court in early November.
Father of four children was difficult because they could not produce a letter of permission from his wife to allow him to marry a second time.
"His wife's death certificate was not issued, so it is difficult to get married in the state, so the pair to Songkla, Thailand and now filed an application to register a polygamous marriage," he said.
The source said the man married a woman from Muar, Johor and working in the capital.
"Ceremony celebrating the new couple was also conducted on a small scale in a homestay in the Journal last month," the source said.
The man's wife was among the 239 passengers who were on board MH370 who are traveling to Beijing when the early morning on March 8 as well as departing from Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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