✅Learn more about the law With the implementation of Al-Shoura ✅Amendments to the old rent law?!! ✅Increasing the monthly rental value of housing to no less than EGP 1,000 in cities and EGP 500 in villages. ✅An annual increase of 15% for a period of five years from the date the new draft law comes into effect. ✅Expiring all old rental contracts five years after the date the new law comes into effect. ✅Requiring tenants to vacate the rented premises and return them to the landlord after five years, and evicting those who refuse to vacate. ✅Providing units from available state-owned units for tenants to whom the new law applies. ⚖️Your legal consultation with a specialized lawyer protects you greatly from any risks⚖️ Ms. Radwa Tamer Mohamed Lawyer⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service⚖ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service ✅A lawyer anywhere in Egypt ✅24-hour technical support ✅ Find your lawer

✅Learn more about the law⚖️ With the Al-Shoura app ✅The crime of refusing to hand over an inheritance?!! Article 49 of Law No. 77 of 1943 regarding inheritance, amended by Law No. 219 of 2017, stipulates: “Without prejudice to any more severe penalty stipulated by another law, anyone who intentionally refrains from handing over to an heir his legal share of the inheritance, whether by consent or final judgment, shall be punished with imprisonment for a period of not less than six months and a fine of not less than twenty thousand pounds and not exceeding one hundred thousand pounds, or with one of these two penalties. The same penalty shall be imposed on anyone who withholds a document confirming the share of the heir or refuses to hand over that document upon request from any of the legal heirs or any competent authority. In the event of a return to any of the previous acts, the penalty shall be imprisonment for a period of not less than one year. The victim, his special agent, his heirs, or their special agent may prove reconciliation with the accused before the Public Prosecution or the court, as the case may be, in the misdemeanors stipulated in this article. The accused or his special agent may prove the reconciliation referred to in the previous paragraph.” This amendment has introduced three crimes and their penalties, which are: : ✅ First: The crime of intentionally refusing to hand over to an heir their legal share of the inheritance. The essence and essential element of this crime is the presence of criminal intent on the part of the accused, such that he intends to prevent the heir from being entitled to their share. ✅ Second: The crime of refusing to hand over documents proving entitlement to the inheritance. In this crime, the legislator stipulates that, before initiating a criminal case, the heir must have requested the document from the person in possession and refused to hand it over. This request and certain knowledge are established either by issuing an official warning by a bailiff or by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt. Furthermore, in the event of a repeat offense, the prison sentence is increased to no less than one year. ✅ Third: The crime of withholding documents confirming the heirs' share, such as withholding the deceased's ownership contracts and the like. Mr. Gamal Fayed Abdel Halim Lawyer ⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service⚖ ✅A lawyer anywhere in Egypt ✅24-hour technical support ✅ Find your lawyer

✅Learn more about the law⚖️ With the Al-Shoura app ✅According to the amended compulsory insurance law, to raise the insurance limit for car accidents?!! The insurance amount has been raised to 100,000 pounds, instead of the current 40,000 pounds. Jurisdiction has become with the economic courts instead of the civil courts. Mr. Moataz Hashem Lawyer at the High Court of Appeal and the State Council ⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service⚖ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service ✅A lawyer anywhere in Egypt ✅24-hour technical support ✅ Find your lawyer

✅Learn more about the law⚖️ With the Al-Shoura app ✅Is it permissible for a husband, if his wife refuses to implement the visitation order, to resort to the judiciary to claim compensation?!! ✅Compensation claims for failure to implement visitation rights are common in personal status courts, especially given the high number of marital separations, whether through divorce or khul'. This results in the mother assuming custody of the children without the father, who thus retains the right to visitation rights. Decision No. 1086 of 2000 of the former Minister of Justice regulates visitation rights, with the duration being no less than three hours once a week, in a public place that does not harm the child's interests. Article 96 of Law No. 126 of 2008 stipulates that depriving someone with the right to visit children constitutes the crime of exposing a child to danger. However, it exempts this crime from punishment, and it is considered a moral crime, not a punishable crime, meaning it is a moral violation. Mr. Gamal Fayed Abdel Halim Lawyer ⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service⚖ ✅A lawyer anywhere in Egypt ✅24-hour technical support ✅Find your lawyer

✅Learn more about the law⚖️ With the Al-Shoura application ✅Multiple defendants in crimes, their roles, and responsibilities in a single crime?!! ✅The roles of defendants may be multiple, and their criminal responsibilities vary depending on their role in committing the crime. These roles are defined by criminal laws and clarify the extent of each person's contribution to the criminal act. It consists of the following main roles for each defendant: ✅1- The principal perpetrator: The person who directly commits the physical act constituting the crime. The principal perpetrator is considered primarily responsible for the crime and is subject to the prescribed punishment. ✅2- The accomplice: The person who contributes to the crime indirectly, such as providing assistance, incitement, or agreeing with the principal perpetrator to commit the crime. The liability of the accomplice varies depending on the type and degree of their contribution to the crime. ✅3- The instigator: The person who incites another person to commit the crime. Instigation is considered one of the most severe forms of complicity in a crime, and the instigator may be punished with the same penalty as the principal perpetrator in some cases. ✅ 4- The Accomplice: A person who agrees with another person to commit a crime, even if they do not directly participate in its execution. Conspiracy to commit a crime is considered an independent crime in some cases. ✅ 5- The Assistant: A person who provides assistance to the principal before or during the commission of the crime, such as providing tools or information, or facilitating escape. Determining the role of each defendant in the crime depends on the evidence and circumstances surrounding the crime. The judge assesses these roles and determines the criminal liability of each defendant based on the law. ⚖️Your legal consultation with a specialized lawyer greatly protects you from any risks⚖️ Mr. Mohamed Hesham El-Sayed Lawyer at the High Court of Appeal and the State Council⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service⚖ ✅Lawyer anywhere in Egypt ✅24-hour technical support ✅ Find your lawyer

✅Learn more about the law⚖️ With the AL-SHOURA app ✅Everything you need to know about dismissal?! ✅Has your lawsuit been dismissed? Don't worry! We'll walk you through all the important details in simple, clear steps! ✅First: What does dismissal mean? It simply means removing the case from the case roll. This means that the court will not hear it again unless one of the parties notifies the other party of the renewal of the case, so that they can return it to the court. ✅Second: What is the renewal deadline? The case must be renewed within 60 days from the day following the date of the dismissal decision. If you miss the deadline, unfortunately, you could lose your case! ✅Third: What happens after the renewal? If no one appears after the renewal of the case, it is considered "nonexistent" and you did nothing! However, if the case is valid for judgment (meaning all parties have submitted their statements and defenses), the court can rule on it even if no one attended the hearing! If the court decides to dismiss the case even though it is valid for judgment, this decision is considered invalid! In this case, either party has the right to request that the case be retried without adhering to the 60-day deadline. ✅ Golden Tips: * Keep track of your court dates carefully. If a dismissal occurs, hurry up and submit a renewal notice before the specified date! If the case is ready for judgment, don't delay in following up to avoid an incorrect dismissal! Understand your legal steps to protect your rights! ⚖️Your legal consultation with a specialized lawyer protects you greatly from any risks.⚖️ Ms. Radwa Tamer Mohamed Lawyer⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service.⚖ ✅Lawyer anywhere in Egypt ???????? ✅24-hour technical support ✅ Find your lawyer

✅Learn more about the law⚖️ With the AL-SHOURA app ✅Has the tax authority seized my bank account?! ✅This was said to me by a client in a state of shock, not understanding what had happened! ✅All he did was write up an apartment for his son to get married in. Unfortunately, he wrote it with a sales contract instead of a gift contract. The Tax Authority determined that there had been an actual sale and imposed a real estate transaction tax of 75,000 pounds, and his bank account was seized to cover this amount. ✅A simple mistake cost him 75,000 pounds! If he had drawn up a legally valid gift contract, it wouldn't have been seized! Not all contracts are sales contracts, not every transfer of ownership is a sales contract, and not every sale contract is the solution. ⚖️Your legal consultation with a specialized lawyer protects you greatly from any risks.⚖️ Mr. Mohamed Abu El-Magd Lawyer at the Supreme Court of Appeal and the State Council.⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service.⚖ ✅A lawyer anywhere in Egypt. ✅24-hour technical support. ✅Find your lawyer.

✅Learn more about the law⚖️ With the AL-SHOURA app ⚠️What is the penalty for false testimony under Egyptian law?⚠️ And can it possibly lead to the death penalty?!! ✅According to Articles 296 and 297 of the Penal Code, the penalty for false testimony is imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years, and the penalty may reach the death penalty. If the accused is sentenced to death because of this testimony, the false witness will be sentenced to death. Professor / Gamal Fayed Abdel Halim Lawyer ⚖️ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service⚖ ✅We always strive to provide the best legal service ✅Lawyer anywhere in Egypt ✅24-hour technical support ✅ Find your lawer