How to Transfer Ownership of Real Estate to Individuals by Settlement, Or by Registration

Authors

  • Mamdouh Mohd Mamdouh Alresheidat Al Balqa' Applied University, Jordan
  • Muhammad Awad Al-Zubaidi Al AlBait University, Jordan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61707/fc9xc622

Keywords:

Transfer Ownership of Real Estate, Individuals by Settlement, By Registration

Abstract

Real estate is characterized as stable money that is suitable for production and exploitation over time, this study  Looking for an answer to the following question: How to transfer the ownership of real estate to individuals through settlement, or registration? The study found that The real estate owned by the state is of three types: the first is real estate designated for public benefit, and the second is real estate owned by the state, private ownership, i.e. registered in the name of the treasury or one of its institutions, and real estate owned by the state by definition, that is, unregistered real estate.and  The transfer of ownership of state-owned real estate to individuals, includes registered and unregistered lands, where individuals can register state lands in their own name, provided permission from the state, through the acts of the provisions of the real estate ownership law, whether by settlement or registration. and  If the ownership is transferred to individuals, according to the settlement of land and water, or the registration of immovable property that has not previously been registered, then the title deed is considered an official document, and its contents cannot be challenged by any means of appeal, not even by fraud or forgery. After that, the title deed has the right to challenge it, for any defect in the elements of the contract or a succession in the implementation of the contract, before the regular courts, to demand the invalidity or rescission of the act. 

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2024-05-29

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How to Cite

How to Transfer Ownership of Real Estate to Individuals by Settlement, Or by Registration. (2024). International Journal of Religion, 5(9), 574-586. https://doi.org/10.61707/fc9xc622

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