The nature of livestock owners' rights to the lands assigned in the form of the livestock exit plan

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1 Associate Professor, Department of Private Law, Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Mazandaran, Babolsar, Iran.

2 Assistant Professor of private Law, Faculty of Law and political Science University of mazandaran, Babolsar. Iran.

3 Department of Private Law, Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Mazandaran. Babolsar, Iran.

Abstract

The plan to leave livestock out of the forest was proposed for the first time in the Law of the Second Program of Economic, Social and Cultural Development of the Islamic Republic of Iran, approved in 1998, and subsequently it was completed or implemented in the third and fourth programs. According to this law, the government was obliged to grant concessions in the form of a contract to ranchers in order to optimally exploit the country's natural resources, in exchange for their cattle leaving the forest. Granted to them in the form of a specific contract or other special contract can be important because following this contract privileges are given to the ranchers, the stabilization or weakening of these rights depends on the nature of the said contract. In this research, it will be analytically and descriptively examined the present contract of compensation and in exchange for the transfer and forfeiture of the right to breed and graze livestock from the ranchers, an alternative right will be assigned to them by the government, which according to Al-Qaeda is considered to be a type of ownership right on the subject of assignment, and this right It also faces limitations on the explanation and examination of the contract and the privileges granted to the ranchers, whether it creates usufruct rights, easement ownership or... It is a special type of contract with its own characteristics that identifies the rules,

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Available Online from 29 July 2025

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