The principle of the guardian’s right to stop actions transferring ownership

Authors

  • Ahmed Abd elHamid Libyan Academy, Janzour, Libya

Abstract

Restricting the right of real estate ownership is conditional on it being in the public interest, because the right of ownership is one of the constitutionally protected rights, and suspending legal actions that transfer ownership in the Real Estate Registration Authority during the transitional period in accordance with National Transitional Council Resolution No. (102) of 2011 is in fact a cessation of legal actions transferring ownership, which requires research and knowledge of the foundations and controls on which this decision was based, represented in the public interest during the transitional period, which requires knowing the truth of these foundations, especially since this decision was issued Before the interim constitutional declaration, it is necessary to know the legal value of this decision, taking into account that the right to own and dispose of it is guaranteed at the domestic and international levels through international and regional agreements.

Published

2023-12-31

How to Cite

Abd elHamid, A. (2023). The principle of the guardian’s right to stop actions transferring ownership. University of Zawia Journal of Legal and Sharia Sciences, 12(23), 73–110. Retrieved from http://journals.zu.edu.ly/index.php/UZJLSS/article/view/2014