Investigating the correct implementation of pre-sale of buildings in order to guarantee the rights of citizens with emphasis on the law of pre-sale of buildings approved in 2010

The growing trend of population and lack of space in large cities justifies the existence of apartment living. Apartment construction has become an independent profession of some individuals and legal entities in the years after the Islamic Revolution due to population growth and consequently The increase in demand for housing and the high cost of urban land on the other hand forced builders to meet part of their financial needs by pre-selling some of their buildings. Also, the low purchasing power of applicants on the other hand encouraged them to pre-purchase. And the payment of installments paid off. All these factors went hand in hand to make the phenomenon of pre-sale and pre-purchase of apartments common in large cities and spread is.

This research has been written in a descriptive-analytical manner.

The findings indicate that the law on pre-sale of buildings approved in 1389 with twenty-five articles and four notes has taken a big step towards the proper implementation of pre-sale of buildings in order to guarantee the rights of citizens.
Ethical considerations: The present article has been written based on the principles of honesty and trustworthiness.

Along with the construction process and the need for housing, the legislature also felt the need to legislate and enact laws compatible with the issue in order to regulate these contracts. Therefore, in 2010, a law called the Building Pre-Sale Law was enacted. It was approved by the Islamic Consultative Assembly, which regulated part of the existing relations between buyers and sellers. And the rights of citizens were guaranteed in this law.

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Mohaymeni S, Nikoumanesh A, Vaziri M. Investigating the correct implementation of pre-sale of buildings in order to guarantee the rights of citizens with emphasis on the law of pre-sale of buildings approved in 2010. Medical Law Journal 2021; Legal Innovation.