Provisions of non-transferable rights after death, a comparative study

Muslim, Shahid Zaman; Faja, Safaa Meteb

	Provisions of non-transferable rights after death, a comparative study
AL-Qadisiya Journal For Law and Political Sciences
Article 17, Volume 15, Issue 1, June 2024, Pages 429-450 PDF (536.23 K)
Document Type: Research Paper
Authors
shahid zaman muslim^* ¹; Safaa meteb faja²
¹Al-Qadisiyah University - College of Law
²Al-Qadisiyah University/College of Law
Abstract
The subject of the transfer of rights after death is considered one of the important topics because it raises an important issue, which is the fate of rights, money, and everything that a person leaves behind after his death. It is known that what a person leaves is transferred by inheritance and will to his heirs, as they are the natural way for the transfer of rights after death, and these rights are not of one type. Rather, some of them are personal related to the person of the deceased, and therefore they are not transferred after death, but rather die with him, such as his right to the name and his right to privacy, and among them are financial rights, but they are transferred after death to the heirs, but in a way other than inheritance and will, and that is through a deed, will, or agreement specifying The method of transferring it and how to manage the money and make optimal use of it, for the benefit of the parties specified in the bond. This is called the financial covenant in Bahraini law. It is a method of transferring money to the account of the beneficiaries specified by the owner, through which the money is placed in the possession of a specific person called the trustee to exploit it for the benefit of the beneficiary or the beneficiary. The person who possesses the money,
Keywords
right; methods of transmission; inheritance and will

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