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Explanation of Civil Law (Real Rights) - A Comparative Study, Dr. Ali Hadi Al-Obaidi
JOD
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The book on Real Rights addresses the right of ownership in general, explaining its nature, definition, characteristics, elements, and scope. It clarifies the restrictions on property rights, freedom of ownership, and the owner's authority, including legal and voluntary restrictions and common ownership. It also outlines the conditions for acquiring movables, taking possession of uncultivated land, collateral, and inheritance as means of acquiring ownership. The book then moves on to wills and their provisions, transactions treated as wills, pre-emption with its conditions, procedures, and effects, and possession itself, including its scope, conditions, protection, and its primary and secondary impacts. It also covers rights derived from ownership, such as usufruct, the obligations of the usufructuary, the termination of usufruct in its various forms, the right of use, the right of residence, and the right of Hukr (long-term lease) with its conditions, effects, and termination, citing examples. The book then discusses abstract rights, their general provisions and effects, and the rights and obligations of a property owner, including right of way, right of water, right of passage, and right of drainage. The text also covers mortgages, the capacity of the mortgagor and creditor, conditions of the mortgaged property, its components and subject matter, its effects, and the rights and obligations of the mortgagor. It then addresses the pledging of debt, its effects, and maturity, concluding with a clarification of liens, including liens for legal expenses, amounts due to the state, general and special liens, agricultural expense liens, rent-related liens, amounts due to hoteliers, and the lien on the price of a sold property.