Mortgage Controls in the Egyptian and Saudi Regimes (Comparative Legal Study)

Authors

  • M. A. I. Nasr Civil Law Department - University of Shaqra. Author

Keywords:

Mortgag, Mortgage deal, Control over funding, Parties to the mortgage agreement Rights and Duties

Abstract

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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Published

15-07-2014

How to Cite

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://journals.jazanu.edu.sa/ojs/index.php/JUJHS/article/view/108.

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