Exceeding the scope of the right to dispose of the princely lands and ways to address it

Abstract

Legal rights are considered systems that play an important role in practical life between individuals. Within the scope of these rights, ownership played a fundamental role in determining the financial rights of social relations, and played a prominent role in this field. The writings of ancient and modern jurists had a large share in their research. The law does not neglect to organize the provisions of ownership in general and the provisions that branch out from it in particular. The right of ownership, as an original right, includes in its aspects other rights such as the right of benefit, the right of surface area, and the right of disposal. The latter had a large share in the legislative organization, as its provisions were organized by many laws such as the Agrarian Reform Law No. (117) of 1970, the Law on the Unification of State Land Classifications No. (53) of 1976, the Iraqi Civil Code No. 4 of 1951, and other laws concerned with this field.