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Real Estate Law
May 25, 2026

The Promise of Sale, the Right of Pre-emption, and Acquisitive Prescription in Lebanese Real-Property Law — Part Five of the Practical Guide to the Code of Real Property

Practical guide to three modes of acquisition of real rights on immovables outside the general rule of inscription in the Lebanese Code of Real Property (Decree 3339/1930): the promise of sale and the faculty of option (Articles 220 to 227), the right of pre-emption with its three statutory categories and short time limits (Articles 238 to 254), and acquisitive prescription with its four immunised categories after Law 583/2004 (Articles 255 to 266)....

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Real Estate Law
May 25, 2026

Privileges, Mortgages, and Forced Sale in Lebanese Real-Property Law — Part Four of the Practical Guide to the Code of Real Property

Practical guide to the rules of the real-property privileges, the mortgage, and forced sale in the Lebanese Code of Real Property (Decree 3339/1930, Articles 117 to 173): the three exclusive real-property privileges, the general rules of the mortgage, the conventional and legal mortgage in their five cases, the rights of the mortgage creditor, the effects vis-à-vis the third-party acquirer, the extinction of the mortgage by cancellation, and the rule of forced sale with renvoi to the Lebanese Code of Civil...

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by Malek Kallas
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Real Estate Law
May 25, 2026

The Immovable Pledge and the *Vente à Réméré* in Lebanese Law — Part Three of the Practical Guide to the Code of Real Property

Practical guide to the rules of the immovable pledge and the *vente à réméré* in the Lebanese Code of Real Property (Decree 3339/1930, Articles 91 to 116): the *vente à réméré* in its Lebanese sense and the sale with right of exploitation; distinction from the classical *vente à réméré* of Article 473 of the Code of Obligations and Contracts; definition of the *gage*, prohibition of the *pacte commissoire*, indivisibility, maintenance of the pledged immovable, and extinction of the pledge by...

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by Malek Kallas
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