Poland's President signs Restitution law

The Law restricts the rights of Holocaust survivors or their descendants to reclaim property seized by the country’s former communist regime
In 2015 Poland's Constitutional Tribunal ruled there should be specific deadlines after which administrative decisions over property titles could no longer be challenged
The bill sets a 30-year limit for restitution claims.
Before World War Two, Poland had been home to one of the world's biggest Jewish communities, but it was almost entirely wiped out by the Nazis
Up to now, Jewish expatriates or their descendants could make a claim that a property had been seized illegally and demand its return.
Unlike other EU states, Poland has not created a fund to give compensation to people whose property was seized.