Kuwaiti owners of real property in Iraq get access to their land

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Kuwaiti owners of real property in Iraq get access to their land

Posted: March 14, 2012 in Iraq: Chapter VII, Top Headlines

Tags: Ali al-Dabbagh, Baghdad, Iraq, Iraqi government, kuwait, Kuwaiti, Nouri al-Maliki, United Nation

Date : 3/14/2012

BAGHDAD, March 13 (KUNA) — The Iraqi government announced on Tuesday a decision entitling Kuwaitis owning real property in Iraq to have access to their land.

The decision is conditional on an equal treatment for Iraqi owners of property in Kuwait, Spokesman of the Iraqi Government Ali Al-Dabbagh said here in a press release, of which KUNA received a copy.

A Kuwaiti committee set up by the Amir Decree No. 26 for 2011, decided that the Kuwaiti landowners in Iraq have the right to transact in their property provided that there is no legal ban.

The committee recognized, in the minutes of its meeting on March 6, 2012, the principle of equal treatment, the statement noted.

Today’s decision allows exchanging documents of individuals through the diplomatic channels and endorsing them by the concerned departments of the two countries, it added.

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GOI Spokesman shows the cabinet’s decision to allow the Kuwaiti owners of real estate in Iraq to act Bakarathm

Wednesday, March 14 / March 2012 11:13

He said government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh, the reasons for the decision of the Council of Ministers included to allow the Kuwaiti owners of real estate in Iraq Bakarathm act unless there is a judicial objection subject to the principle of reciprocity .

The Council of Ministers issued the resolution on Tuesday, one day before the Book of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Kuwait at the head of official delegation to discuss relations between the two countries.

Dabbagh said that “the committee about it Diwani number (26) for the year 2011 has been dispatched to the State of Kuwait at the invitation of the Kuwaiti side to see the actions of the Kuwaiti side on the real property of the citizens of refugees in Kuwait, and it became clear that the principle of reciprocity in solving the problems of real property Verifier explained Kuwaiti side that there are no management decisions on the prevention of disposal or confiscation of property real estate entrepreneurs have found that lifting is excluded from the judicial decisions. “

He added, “the Kuwaiti side has submitted a list of Iraqi citizens, owners at this time for real estate in the State of Kuwait, as well as a list of intellectual history of the Iraqi citizens in the State of Kuwait during the period from January 1, 1959 to 21 September 2011 which agreed the two sides to make requests of citizens real estate on both sides through diplomatic channels, accompanied by copies of documentary evidence on the real property. “

He stressed that “The Iraqi side will ensure you do not receive any compensation of Kuwaiti citizens for the ownership of their property in Iraq by the United Nations Commission on compensation and the absence of legal impediment or court order before the release of these properties.”

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[yota691]

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Edited March 14, 2012 by yota691