A Study of Land Acquisition by Municipalities from the Perspective of Islamic Jurisprudence and Law (Book): Difference between revisions
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In the first chapter of the fourth section, the author discusses the rights of property owners regarding land acquisition by municipalities. The most significant of these rights include ownership of the land (the owned property) and the fixtures (any material object that is attached to or associated with the land). The author further examines additional rights such as the right of usufruct (like the right of waqf), the right of easement, the right of mortgage, the right to engage in business or trade, and the right of leasehold. He asserts that municipalities should acknowledge these rights and compensate the owners for them at current market value (pp. 212-243). | In the first chapter of the fourth section, the author discusses the rights of property owners regarding land acquisition by municipalities. The most significant of these rights include ownership of the land (the owned property) and the fixtures (any material object that is attached to or associated with the land). The author further examines additional rights such as the right of usufruct (like the right of waqf), the right of easement, the right of mortgage, the right to engage in business or trade, and the right of leasehold. He asserts that municipalities should acknowledge these rights and compensate the owners for them at current market value (pp. 212-243). | ||
In the second chapter, the author discusses the methods for securing the rights of property owners. According to him, the law provides two means for this purpose: one is monetary compensation, and the other is the provision of equivalent or non-monetary compensation. The author believes that municipalities employ additional methods not mentioned in the law to secure these rights, such as granting extra construction density permits and land -use change. However, the author considers these municipal actions to be illogical and detrimental (pp. 244-255). | In the second chapter, the author discusses the methods for securing the rights of property owners. According to him, the law provides two means for this purpose: one is monetary compensation, and the other is the provision of equivalent or non-monetary compensation. The author believes that municipalities employ additional methods not mentioned in the law to secure these rights, such as granting extra construction density permits and land-use change. However, the author considers these municipal actions to be illogical and detrimental (pp. 244-255). | ||
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