ownership

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Article 29 - It is possible for people to derive the following rights from property: 1- The right of possession (whether of the substance of the thing of its benefits). 2- The right of exploitation. 3- Rights of easement in the property of another. Article 30 - Every owner has unlimited rights of Occupation and exploitation over his property in matters in which the law has made an exception Article 31 - No property can be alienated from the possession its owner except in accordance with a legal order. Article 32 - All products and appurtenances of the property whether movable or immovable produced naturally or as the result of exploitation are the property of the owner. Article 33 - Products and crops which have come out of the ground are the property of the owner of the land, whether their growth is natural or the result of the owner’s operations, unless the product or crop has sprung from the roots or seeds of another party. if this is the case the trees or crops shall be the property of the owner of the roots or seeds, even if they have been sown without the approval of the owner of the land Article 34- The progeny of animals shall be of the same owner ship the mother, and whoever is the owner of the mother shall he considered the owner of the offspring. Article 35 - Possession by title of ownership shall be taken as proof of ownership unless the contrary proved. Article 37 - if the present occupier admits that the property formerly belonged to the claimant, he can not urge, in refutation of the other’s claim, his own occupation of the property, unless he can prove that the property has been transferred to him according to the correct procedure Article 38 - The ownership of ground carries with it the owner ship of the air immediately above it up to any height, and the same applies to the area under the ground; in brief, the owner has unlimited rights of possession in the air and the ground, unless the law shall have made provisions to the contrary. Article 39 - All buildings and trees above the ground and all buildings and excavations beneath the ground shall be considered the property of the owner of the ground unless the contrary be proved.