Most jurisprudential works that have addressed the subject of funds owned by the state in its capacity as a public legal entity focus on public state funds. They are concerned with defining these funds, explaining their nature, the criteria for distinguishing them from other funds, the purposes for which they are allocated or designated, and the means of protection provided in the constitution, as well as civil and criminal protection for these funds.

These works rarely delve into the legal system of private state funds, with most content to make only a brief reference to them. The reason for this is that most jurisprudential works dealing with public funds fall within the scope of administrative law. Therefore, public law jurists avoid delving into the legal system of private state funds as it is a topic within the scope of private law. On the other hand, public law works are not directly concerned with discussing topics that fall within the scope of private law. We also note that most civil codes lack a definition for private state funds, limiting themselves to providing a definition for public funds and their prescribed means of protection. Therefore, we found it necessary in this research to address the legal system for private state funds.

• ISBN: 9789957165932
• Weight: 0.600 kg
• Dimensions: 17x24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 240
• Year of Publication: 2011
• Binding: Hardcover