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Provisions of Obligations and Rules of Evidence

The book “Rules of Obligations and Evidence” is considered a fundamental legal reference in the jurisprudence of civil law. It focuses on explaining the rules governing legal relationships between creditors and debtors, as well as the methods of proving rights before the courts. One of the most prominent scholars in this field is the Egyptian civil law jurist Dr. Samir Abdel Sayed Tanago

The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - Part Ten

Part Ten: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Personal and Real Securities

This volume examines personal and real securities as some of the most important legal mechanisms for protecting rights and ensuring the fulfillment of obligations. Through a precise analytical approach, it explores the legal rules governing personal and real securities, highlighting their legal nature, practical effects, and their role in promoting stability and confidence in civil and commercial transactions. The volume provides researchers with a comprehensive understanding of the philosophy of legal guarantees and their significance in safeguarding creditors and financial rights.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part Nine

Part Nine: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Means of Acquiring Ownership – Original Real Rights

This volume examines the legal foundations governing the means of acquiring ownership, explaining the various methods recognized by law for obtaining rights over property and assets. It also explores the original real rights derived from ownership, providing a precise analysis of their legal nature, effects, and the protections granted to them, through a scholarly approach that offers researchers a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between ownership and its branches within the legal framework of real rights.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - Part eight

Part Eight: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Right of Ownership

This volume guides the researcher through an in-depth legal study of the right of ownership, one of the most important real rights and among the most influential in regulating civil and financial relationships. It provides a detailed explanation of things and property, outlining the legal foundations that define their nature, rules, and effects, and offering the reader a clear, comprehensive understanding of the role of ownership within the legal framework of civil transactions.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part seven - 2

Part Seven – Volume Two: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Aleatory Contracts – Gambling – Wagering – Life Annuity – Insurance Contract

This volume examines a distinctive category of contracts characterized by uncertainty and risk, exploring aleatory contracts, gambling, wagering, life annuities, and insurance. It provides a precise analysis of the legal and jurisprudential foundations governing these agreements, their limits of legality, and their legal implications. The volume also highlights the practical applications and legal challenges arising from such contracts in civil life, through a scholarly approach that offers researchers a deeper understanding of their exceptional nature and their role in modern transactions.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part seven - 1

Part Seven – Volume One: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Contracts Relating to Work (1) – Contracting, Agency, Deposit, and Sequestration

This volume addresses the first section of contracts relating to work, highlighting the contracts of contracting, agency, deposit, and sequestration, as they are among the most significant agreements governing professional and practical relationships in civil transactions. It provides a precise legal and analytical examination of the rules governing these contracts, including the rights and obligations arising between the parties, supported by jurisprudential foundations and judicial applications that offer researchers a deeper understanding of their practical dimensions and their role in ensuring stability in legal dealings.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part six 2

Part Six – Volume Two: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Contracts Concerning the Use and Enjoyment of Property – Lease and Loan for Use

This volume continues the comprehensive legal study of contracts concerning the use and enjoyment of property, providing a detailed examination of the legal rules and issues related to lease and loan-for-use contracts, along with the practical applications and legal challenges they raise in civil life. It also offers a precise analytical approach to the parties' rights and obligations, supported by jurisprudential and judicial interpretations that provide researchers with a broader, deeper understanding of these contracts and their role in regulating and stabilizing civil transactions.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part six -1

Part Six: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Contracts Concerning the Use and Enjoyment of Property .... Lease and Loan for Use

This volume offers researchers and readers an in-depth legal insight into contracts related to the use and enjoyment of property, as they are among the most closely connected contracts to practical life and daily transactions. It explores the contracts of lease and loan for use, explaining the legal rules governing them, the reciprocal rights and obligations of the parties, and the jurisprudential and judicial analyses that highlight the practical dimensions of these contracts and their role in ensuring stability in civil transactions.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part Five

Part Five: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Contracts Related to Ownership – Gift, Partnership, Loan, Permanent Income, and Settlement

This volume takes the reader on an insightful legal journey through some of the most significant contracts governing the transfer of ownership and the regulation of financial and civil relationships between individuals. It provides an analytical and scholarly exploration of gift contracts, partnerships, loans, permanent income, and settlements, while highlighting the precise legal principles and jurisprudential foundations that form the practical backbone of these contracts in everyday civil transactions.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part Four

Part Four: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – Contracts Affecting Ownership ... Sale and Exchange

This volume examines a fundamental area of civil contracts related to ownership, focusing on the legal rules governing sales and exchanges and the legal effects that arise from them, illustrating how rights are transferred and balanced within civil transactions.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - Part Three

Part Three: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – The General Theory of Obligations – Conditions, Assignment, and Extinction

This volume leads the reader into a deeper exploration of the theory of obligations by addressing essential subjects such as conditions, assignment, and the extinction of obligations, while highlighting their role in regulating legal relationships and ensuring stability in civil transactions through a clear and engaging legal approach.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part two

Part Two: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – The General Theory of Obligations – Evidence and the Effects of Obligations

This volume guides the reader through the practical dimension of the theory of obligations, examining the rules of evidence and the effects of obligations, and illustrating how legal principles move from theory into real-world application through the performance and execution of obligations.

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The Intermediate Commentary on the New Civil Code - part one

Part One: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law ... The General Theory of Obligations

This volume takes the reader on a legal journey through the foundations of obligations in civil law, exploring their principal sources: contracts, unlawful acts, unjust enrichment, and the law itself, in a manner that highlights the connection between legal principles and their practical applications.

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Lectures on Criminal Legislation in the Arab Countries

Part One: Al-Waseet in the Explanation of Civil Law – The General Theory of Obligations

This volume establishes the foundational framework for understanding the theory of obligations in civil law by examining the principal sources of legal obligations in practice. Through an in-depth analytical approach, it explores four major subjects: contract, unlawful act (tort), unjust enrichment, and the law itself, while clarifying the legal and jurisprudential principles governing each and their roles in regulating rights, obligations, and legal relationships between individuals.

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