Mortgage Controls in the Egyptian and Saudi Regimes (Comparative Legal Study)
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https://doi.org/10.63908/pdwft753Keywords:
Mortgag, Mortgage deal, Control over funding, Parties to the mortgage agreement Rights and DutiesAbstract
Accelerated the states to regulate the real estate finance, as a solution to the housing problem, among several trends:
- Some states organized this system is essential in order to make a profit for the tax- payer alone in any way, The result is global economic crisis, because of securitiza- tion, which gives the right to the financier in the re-sale of bad debts.
- Some other countries that saw the failure to regulate this issue at the present time, for fear of economic crises.
- Organized by other countries, but based on the principles of Islamic Semitic, aimed at extending a helping hand to the needy (investor) with the provision of Halal profit for the taxpayer, and at the same time maintaining his money from non-payment of the investor or stumbling.
Whatever patchwork of regulations will try to shed light on them and compare them to Islamic law, glue, And the study will be a comparison between the mortgage law and the Saudi and Egyptian Islamic sharia law in the opinion that the study will be divided into:
Chapter One: the nature and objectives of the Mortgage
Chapter Two: The mortgage agreement
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15-07-2014
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Nasr, M. A. I. “Mortgage Controls in the Egyptian and Saudi Regimes (Comparative Legal Study)”. Jazan University Journal of Human Sciences, vol. 3, no. 2, July 2014, pp. 79-127, https://doi.org/10.63908/pdwft753.