A Comparative Study of Cadastre in Iranian Jurisprudence and with British Law
Subject Areas : فقه و مبانی حقوق
Shiva Mohamadi
1
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PHD student, Private Law, Kermanshah Branch, Islamic Azad University, Kermanshah, Iran.
)
Saeid Kheradmandy
2
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Assistant Professor, Private law group,Kermanshah Branch, Islamic Azad University, Kermanshah, Iran
)
Keywords: Property Rights, Land Grabbing, Executive Agents, cadastre, Document Registration,
Abstract :
Determining the boundaries of property is necessary in order to protect the civil rights of citizens as well as to protect public property. According to the laws approved in 1393 and 1395, our country has been required to measure all properties, which unfortunately has not been fully implemented so far. This research has been done with the aim of comparative study of Iranian and British laws in the field of surveying. The unwritten law of the Commonwealth of England, based only on government approvals that have been in force for more than half a century, requires the surveying organization to have a comprehensive cadastre of all the country's property, both public, public and private, and only with strict cooperation. Performs the mapping and performs the mapping operation again after each transfer of ownership. In the sense that no responsibility has been assigned to the people, it is contrary to the sharia and legal responsibility of the people of our country who are required to limit their property. But in terms of technical and executive facilities, the UK's success in mapping all properties is admirable. It is recommended that the officials of our country take serious steps in order to properly implement the approved law.
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