Examining the legal nature of water and its effect on the provision of public rights

Water as the most important factor in the formation of civilizations has long been considered by everyone. In our country, due to being in the dry and desert belt, the importance of this vital fluid is doubled. Conflict of interests in this field and competition for its ownership It is possible to reflect more and more on the legal nature of this vital blessing and to examine the impact of identifying this legal nature in the exercise of public rights. What is the effect of inland water supply on public rights? This research seeks to answer this question with a descriptive-analytical method. What is the relationship between the legal nature of inland water and its recognition as public law? The system of water ownership, which was previously discussed under private law, has entered the realm of public law. It is the provision, guarantee and restoration of these rights. However, a mere economic view of water is not without its drawbacks, and recognizing it as the basic and basic need of citizens beyond economic value is a transcendent view. It is examined what other divisions such as private property, Anfal, permissibility, etc. can have in allocating this vital fluid to the public as an inalienable right.