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Under What Conditions Does Managing Another's Property Without Permission Create a Right to Claim Expenses?

Just now November 14, 2026 1 min read 📰 ISNA
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A lawyer discusses the legal implications of managing someone else's property without permission, emphasizing that if such actions prevent harm to the owner, the individual may claim expenses. This highlights the balance between property rights and the necessity of intervention in legal contexts.

A senior lawyer pointed to Article 306 of the Civil Code, stating that if the lack of intervention in managing another's property results in harm to the owner, an individual who has acted without permission and with the aim of preventing damage can claim necessary expenses incurred, provided that the necessity of the actions is proven.

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