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মুসলিম আইনে অগ্রক্রয়।।premption under muslim law

Who is Entitled to Pre-emption? Under Muslim law, the following individuals generally have the right of pre-emption: 1. Shafi-i-Sharik (Co-owner): If a property is jointly owned, the co-owner has the first right to purchase the property if another co-owner decides to sell. 2. Shafi-i-Khalit (Associate in the enjoyment of privileges): Those who share in the amenities of the property, such as water rights, pathways, etc., have a claim after the co-owners. 3. Shafi-i-Jar (Neighbor): A neighbor whose property directly adjoins the property being sold also has a right to pre-emption. Conditions for Pre-emption: Sale of Immovable Property: The right of pre-emption arises only when there is a completed sale of immovable property. Completion of Sale: A sale is considered complete when the purchase price is paid and possession of the property is transferred. Formalities: The pre-emptor (the person claiming pre-emption) must follow certain legal formalities to assert their right, including making formal demands (talaab). Time Limit: There is a time limit within which the pre-emption claim must be made, usually one year from the date of registration of the sale deed or transfer of possession. [email protected] whatsapp 01318971982 SATKAHON SOCIAL SITE & OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNEL ajimuddin id   / ajimuddinofficial   satkahon   / satkahonofficial   satkahon group   / 874219929871958