Revocation of a gift contract in Libyan civil law
Abstract
The gift contract falls under the category of contracts for the donation of money to others without consideration. Its primary purpose is to increase charitable and charitable works. A gift is a voluntary, consensual act on the part of the donor to the recipient. Islamic law encourages it, and the legislator addressed it in the Libyan Civil Code through legal texts. The law considers it a contract of ownership without compensation, concluded, like all contracts, by offer and acceptance. The subject of the gift is transferred by receipt and formalization of real estate. The donor may revoke his gift for certain reasons and demand the return of the subject of the gift contract from the recipient. He may also be unable to revoke it due to a barrier preventing this. Based on this, this study sought to explore the concept of the gift contract, its nature, and its characteristics, as well as the intended meaning of the right of revocation in a gift contract and the legal and jurisprudential barriers that prevent the donor from revoking his gift.
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