Ground for the addition to the Partimony within the scope of legal Acts(Comparative analytical study)

Authors

  • M.Dr.Ahmed Abdul Salam Kazem General Director of Thi-Qar Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52113/1036

Keywords:

Cause, Attribution to the Legal Patrimony, Juridical Act.

Abstract

 does not occur for its own sake, but rather occurs with the intention of achieving a goal that could in turn be a means to another goal. The law does not take into account, as a general rule, anything other than the purpose directly intended by the addition. It is this purpose that determines the legal description of the addition, i.e. the legal rules that govern it. This purpose is the legitimate reason, and is expressed in German law as the legal reason. There is no doubt that the reason for adding to the financial discourse statement among the Germans is the reason for enrichment. But enrichment is a broader concept than the concept of adding to the financial discourse statement, because enrichment occurs in any event, whether voluntary or involuntary, legitimate or illegitimate. That is, the reason for adding to the financial discourse statement is the reason for enrichment in cases where enrichment occurs based on a legitimate, licit volitional act by the lacking person. The reason for adding to the financial discourse statement has a personal nature as long as it is linked to the private will in consideration of the direct purpose towards which the will is directed. But not any purpose that the will is directed towards, but rather the direct purpose only, which is ultimately limited to being one of three purposes, which are (Paying off debt, condemnation, and donating). With the necessity of excluding motives that are considered indirect purposes. Which indicates that there is no difference in terms of nature between the reason for adding to the financial discourse statement and the intentional reason, as they are both a personal element and the purpose towards which the private will is directed. Thus, the broadest scope of application of the idea of intentional cause does not exceed the limits of legal actions. As for the cause of addition to the financial discourse statement, the scope of its application is consistent with the intentional cause with regard to legal actions that include addition to the financial discourse statement, such as sale and commandment .      

Author Biography

  • M.Dr.Ahmed Abdul Salam Kazem, General Director of Thi-Qar

    Assistant Legal Advisor

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Published

2025-12-30

How to Cite

Kazem, Ahmed Abdul Salam Kazem. “Ground for the Addition to the Partimony Within the Scope of Legal Acts(Comparative Analytical Study)”. Al-Muthanna Journal for Legal and Political Sciences , vol. 2, no. 2, Dec. 2025, pp. 64-84, https://doi.org/10.52113/1036.

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