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Legal Requirements for Sales Contracts and Ensuring Parties’ Rights under Tunisian Law
A sales contract is a fundamental agreement in daily transactions, playing a crucial role in organizing the relationship between the seller and the buyer and ensuring their rights. Under Tunisian…
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Pre-Sale Agreements and Sale Contracts in Tunisian Law
Pre-sale agreements and sale contracts are among the most important contracts governing real estate transactions in Tunisian law. This article aims to clarify the concept of a pre-sale agreement, the…
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‘Hiba’ Laws in Tunisia
A ‘Hiba’ is one of the fundamental legal contracts that regulate the transfer of ownership without compensation. In Tunisian law, the ‘Hiba’ is an important means of transferring property definitively…
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Pre-emption (Shufaa) in Tunisian Law
Pre-emption (shufaa) is an important legal concept that protects the rights of co-owners in joint ownership in Tunisia. It allows co-owners to purchase the share of another co-owner who wishes…
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Allocation of Expenses and Legal Procedures for Resolving Issues in Joint Ownership under Tunisian Law
In the context of joint ownership, organizing the allocation of expenses and resolving disputes legally are fundamental aspects that ensure stability among co-owners and maintain the value of shared properties.…
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Registered and Unregistered Property in Tunisian Law
The distinction between registered and unregistered property is one of the most critical concepts in Tunisian real estate law due to its significant implications for property rights, individual dealings with…
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Understanding Land Classification in Tunisia
In Tunisia, land classification plays a crucial role in urban development and property ownership. Two primary classifications are commonly used: “white land” and “land ready for construction.” Each classification has…
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Co-ownership in Tunisian Law
In the realm of law, co-ownership stands as a fundamental concept that dictates the management of jointly owned properties among individuals. Co-ownership plays a vital role in regulating the legal…
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Co-ownership in Tunisian Law: Common Issues and Management Strategies
In Tunisian law, co-ownership is one of the legal systems regulating property sharing among individuals. It entails a complex framework that necessitates a precise understanding of the laws and challenges…
