أحكام القاصر المأذون و المتزوج في القانون العراقي و المصري

Abstract EN

This research deals with the provisions of the authorized and married minor in Iraqi and Egyptian law.

Its purpose is to clarify the similarities and differences between the laws of both countries with respect to the subject of the study, in order to take advantage of the strengths points of each law.

To achieve this, the researcher used the inductive analytical, comparative and critical method.

The study concluded with results: the similarity between the two laws on certain issues; such as granting permission for a minor has discretion before three years of completing the age of puberty to do business as a trial, acquisition of the authorized minor as a merchant and the possibility of bankruptcy, and the differences in other matters.

On the issues of disagreement, the scale of preponderance was in favor of Iraqi law on some issues, such as granting a minor who is married with the court's permission full legal capacity to conduct legal acts.

On other issues, the scale of preponderance was in favor of Egyptian law, such as addressing both of (trade and administrative work) permission.

Thus, the Iraqi legislature can benefit from the Egyptian legislator, and vice versa.