Although the new statute of leasing only governs the future, this analytical critics will show clearly that a part of its regulations are unjust and unacceptable. The main task of the author is to provide a body of adequate and harmonious rules govering the "Relations of landlord and tenant". This task requirer to reconcile the new statute with general principles of law, regulations of civil code in tenancy, and the previous legeslations in this subject
(1356-1362).
The difficulties of the process are to be mentioned and solved
in three different ways:
1. The conclusion of tenancy and the formation of lease which
is governed by the statute.
2. The procedure of the claimant of land, in the case of
termination of contract.
3. The conception and basis of "Sar-Ghophli" (Tenant right,
Fonds de commerce in Frerch law).