Document Type : Original Article

Authors

• Zahra Rahimi ¹
• Reza Rashidi ²

¹ Master of Laws, Private Orientation, Faculty of Electronic Education, Qom University, Iran

² Master of Human Rights, Mofid University of Qom, Iran

Abstract

In terms of registration status, lands and properties are in one of the unknown cases of registered as current (i.e., in registration process), or registered ownership, and in each of these situations, particular claims account for the highest percentage of cases. These lawsuits consists of ownership proof, expropriation, obligation to prepare an official document, disputes over boundaries, aggressive possession and conflicting transactions and fraud, etc. The main reasons for these disputes and lawsuits should be in factors such as the high level of unknown property of registered owners, non-monopoly of transactions through official documents, interpretations contrary to the philosophy and purpose of the registration law, the unlimited role of real estate companies in related transactions that should be searched for lands and properties, as well as the marginal role of notaries and the lack of a new registration system.

Keywords

• Properties
• Unknown property
• Land
• Expropriation

Main Subjects

• Private Law

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