The Effect of Good Will in Property Possession and the Rights Branched from it

Abstract

The legislator did not leave the real rights by the will of individuals, but rather gave them the regulation due to their great importance and the reasons for their acquisition, whether the right of ownership as the most important rights or those subsidiaries from them. A new right is created that is not related to that old right on the basis of the existence of this moral element, and it is also necessary that those who were bad faith be punished in order to make that right protected from abuse and its capabilities and powers can be enjoyed within the limits set by the legislator.