:: Volume 8, Issue 24 (12-2020) ::
qjal 2020, 8(24): 73-92 Back to browse issues page
The Reasons of non Identification and Documentation of Governmental Immovable Properties in the Context of Administarative Law
Abstract:   (1710 Views)
Identification and documentation of immovable properties provide ability to monitor, distribution, appropriate use immunity in addition of maintaining. The case study is government unsuccessful in identifying and issued these properties’ deed despite legal obligation. Today, the tangible effect of not identifying government property beyond the realm of administrative rights has spread to the economic, social, and cultural spheres, and perhaps its construction is in the context of administrative law. The purpose of this article is finding the reasons of non-recognition and non documentation of government properties assets and provide a constructive and effective solution for increase current situation to eligible situation. Article explain the influence of laws and regulation an role of structure and other factors involved in identification and documentation of immovable properties with descriptive and analytical tendency. Findings indicated that for adjudication and acts of ownership on asset properties, government should correct some rules, structures, and process to identify and operators or representatives of the government must take decisive action to enforce the rights and exercise of state ownership of state property and take a fundamental step towards proposing amendments to certain laws and regulations and, in some cases, reforming structures and processes be recorded and documented.
Keywords: Immovable Properties, Govermental Properties, Administarative Law, Non-Identification, Documentation
     
Type of Study: Research | Subject: Special



XML   Persian Abstract   Print



Rights and permissions
Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Volume 8, Issue 24 (12-2020) Back to browse issues page