the visit of trainee students and researchers at the Center for Human Rights Studies and Research at Assiut University to the headquarters of the Legal Clinic at the Faculty of Law 

Part of the visit of trainee students and researchers at the Center for Human Rights Studies 
and Research at Assiut University to the headquarters of the Legal Clinic at the Faculty 
of Law on Sunday, May 29, 2022. This visit comes within the framework of supporting 
the National Reading Project, with the aim of learning about the legal clinic’s activities 
and reviewing its distinguished library

 

 

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The Center for Legal Studies for Community Service at the Faculty of Law, Assiut University, held a symposium entitled "Modern Amendments to the Real Estate Registration Law" 

The Legal Studies Center for Community Service at the Faculty of Law, Assiut University, 
held a symposium entitled "Modern Amendments to the Real Estate Registration Law" 
under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Tarek El-Gamal - President of the University and 
Prof. Dr. Maha Ghanem - Vice-President for Community Service and Environmental Development. 
The seminar was moderated by Prof. Dr. Othman Abdel Qader - Director of the Center, 
and Prof. Dr. Muhammad Saad Khalifa - Professor of Civil Law and former Dean of 
the Faculty of Law - gave a lecture in which he addressed the essence of the amendments 
and their legislative philosophy, and Dr. Ayman Bushra - Secretary of the North Assiut 
Bar Association - A lecture on the practical aspects of modifications and 
the most important problems that can be
The seminar emphasized several points, the most important of which were:

First: Appreciating the new legislative amendments, as they represent an effective step 
in facilitating real estate registration, preserving real estate ownership and achieving 
economic recovery in the real estate market.

Second: Recommending the formation of a committee from the Ministry of Justice to follow 
up the practical application of the new texts with the aim of monitoring implementation 
problems and confronting them legislatively and administratively.

Third: Recommending the need to expedite the completion of the reconciliation procedures 
for building violations, and granting the conciliators Form 10 to facilitate registration.

Fourth: Emphasis on continuous training for the real estate registry office staff in 
the technological and legal fields.

Fifth: Organizing courses in real estate law for those interested during the next phase 
at the Legal Studies Center at the Faculty of Law.

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Thursday 2/6/2022 Discussion of the doctoral thesis submitted by researcher / Al-Hussein Al-Zuqaim Muhammad Abdul Rahim, entitled “Controls for the Exercise of Freedom of Opinion Through Technological Development - A Comparative Study” 

Thursday 2/6/2022 Discussion of the doctoral thesis submitted by 
researcher / Al-Hussein Al-Zuqaim Muhammad Abdul Rahim, 
entitled “Controls for the Exercise of Freedom of Opinion Through Technological Development - A Comparative Study”

 

 

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