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 في الاصلاح الزراعي احكام محكمة النقض القانون المدني جمهورية مصر العربية - محكمة النقض - مدني - الدائرة المدنية والتجارية والأحوال الشخصية [الطعن رقم 8725 - لسنة 80 - تاريخ الجلسة 5 / 6 / 2018 - مكتب فني 69 رقم الصفحة 808 - القاعدة رقم 116 ] - [قبول ونقض الحكم] (الرقم المرجعي في قوانين الشرق : 1204158)   --- المحكمة --- · الدفع ببطلان كافة التصرفات الواردة على أرض التداعي وطرد المعتدين منها :: لأن أرض التداعي من الأراضي الصحراوية المملوكة للدولة التي يشترط لتملكها شروط خاصه وإتباع إجراءات معينه وقدتمت بالمخالفة لذلك [ تم رفضه أمام محكمة الإستئناف   ||   تم قبوله أمام محكمة النقض ] بعد الاطلاع على الأوراق وسماع التقرير الذي تلاه السيد القاضي المقرر، والمرافعة وبعد المداولة. حيث إن الطعن أستوفى أوضاعه الشكلية. وحيث إن مما ينعاه الطاعن على الحكم المطعون فيه القصور في التسبيب والإخلال بحق الدفاع إذ تمسك أمام محكمة الموضوع بأن أرض التداعي من الأراضي الصحراوية المملوكة للدولة التي يشترط لتملكها شروط خاصه وإتباع إجراءات معينة طبقا للقانون رقم 143 لسنة 1981 و...

A Point of View bbc.co.uk | August 23 The characters in Eric Ambler's pre-war spy novels are adrift in a fractured and uncertain Europe, manipulated by forces they neither understand nor control. The books hold an uncomfortable mirror to the modern world, says philosopher John Gray. A once-famous writer recalls making a curious discovery as a small boy: Among the most peculiar memories of my childhood is that of discovering what was inside the ottoman. This was a sofa with a hinged seat covering a trunk-like storage space. Inside, I found dozens of very small human hands and feet. They were beautifully shaped and delicately carved and had been made in beech and boxwood... They were the hands and feet for the new marionettes. The author is Eric Ambler, whose 1930s novels created a new type of thriller. Born in 1909 into a family of music hall entertainers who ran a puppet show, Ambler seems to have become a writer almost by chance. A scholarship boy who trained as an engineer, ...

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Factbox - What looms for Greece after referendum by Deepa Babington, reuters.com July 3 02:32 AM ATHENS Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's plan to hold a referendum on Sunday on creditors' demands for austerity has prompted a breakdown in talks with lenders, forced Greece to shut banks and left its future in the euro in doubt. The result of the vote remains unclear as campaigning gets underway in earnest. But whether Greeks choose 'yes' or 'no', the country is expected to face a new period of uncertainty and political turmoil. Here are the main scenarios likely after the vote: "YES" VOTE TO BAILOUT TERMS Greece's left-wing government has openly urged Greeks to vote 'no'. It would be political suicide for Tsipras to implement a programme he has repeatedly called a "humiliation" for his country and which he has vehemently opposed. Tsipras has strongly hinted that he would step down in the event of a 'yes' vote, telli...

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Egypt's Sinai hit by deadly attacks 8 minutes ago 62015  At least 600 Egyptian security personnel have been killed in militant attacks since 2013 Clashes between Islamic State (IS) militants and the army in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula have left more than 100 dead, the military has said. It said 17 soldiers, including four officers, and more than 100 militants were killed. Some reports, citing local officials, put the army death toll far higher. Near-simultaneous raids were launched on at least five military checkpoints and a police station in and around Sheikh Zuweid on Wednesday morning. The attack was one of the largest co-ordinated assaults yet by IS in Sinai. Eyewitness reported seeing militants roaming the streets of the northern town, clashing with armed forces. However, an Egyptian military spokesman, Brig-Gen Mohammed Samir told state TV later in the evening that the situation was "100% under control". Jihadists based in the restive region stepped up the...

Solar Impulse breaks solo record 7 hours ago By Jonathan Amos BBC Science Correspondent  Andre Borschberg must cross a cold weather front before reaching Hawaii The Solar Impulse plane has broken the record for the longest non-stop solo flight without refuelling. The milestone was achieved 76 hours into the latest leg of its attempt to circumnavigate the globe. Pilot Andre Borschberg is making steady progress as he attempts the first solar-powered crossing of the Pacific. After leaving Nagoya, Japan, early on Monday (local time), he has now passed Midway Island and is heading towards his destination of Kalaeloa, Hawaii. At 76 hours into the journey, he broke the record for the longest ever non-stop solo flight without refuelling. The previous mark was set by the American Steve Fossett in 2006. His jet-powered Virgin GlobalFlyer vehicle completed a full circumnavigation of the world in that time, travelling more than 41,000km. In contrast, Mr Borschberg's Solar Impulse pl...

Saudi prince to give away $32bn 6 hours ago  Prince Alwaleed is at number 34 on the Forbes list of the world's richest people Saudi Arabian billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has said he will donate his $32bn (£20bn; €29bn) personal fortune to charity. The 60-year-old nephew of King Salman is one of the world's richest people. He said he had been inspired by the Gates Foundation, set up by Bill and Melinda Gates in 1997. The money would be used to "foster cultural understanding", "empower women", and "provide vital disaster relief", among other things, he said. Mr Gates praised the decision, calling it an "inspiration to all of us working in philanthropy around the world". Prince Alwaleed is at number 34 on the Forbes list of the world's richest people. The money will go to the prince's charitable organisation, Alwaleed Philanthropies, to which he has already donated $3.5bn. The prince, who does not hold an official go...

Eight held over Tunisia gun attack http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-33360497

A "No" vote in the Greek referendum on bailout terms would not provide Greece with an easy way out of its economic crisis, the head of the grouping of eurozone finance ministers has said. Jeroen Dijsselbloem's comments came after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told Greeks a "No" vote would lead to a "better agreement". But Mr Dijsselbloem insisted that suggestion was "simply wrong". Long queues of pensioners have formed outside Greek banks for a second day. Follow the latest updates Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a report saying that the embattled country needs an extra 50bn euros ($55bn) over the next three years to stabilise its finances under the existing, disputed creditor plans. In the report, the IMF cuts its forecast for Greek economic growth this year from 2.5% to zero, saying that changes in Greek policies and its financial outlook since early 2015 "have resulted in a substantial increase in fin...

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LIVE: Spanish king to abdicate http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-27662351 The king had been considering ceding the throne to his son, Crown Prince Felipe, for some time, Spanish newspaper El Pais reports. This photo released by the Spanish royal household shows the king shaking hands with Mr Rajoy after the two men met on Monday morning 0955 The king has had health problems in recent years, and is stepping down for personal reasons, Mr Rajoy said. Juan Carlos popularity has fallen in recent years following a number of gaffes and corruption scandals 0953 "I'm convinced this is the best moment for change," Mr Rajoy added. 0952 Mr Rajoy praised Juan Carlos as a "tireless defender" of Spain's interests, describing him as "the best spokesman for the monarchy". 0951 "His Majesty King Juan Carlos has just informed me of his desire to renounce the throne and begin the process of succession," Mr Rajoy said in his address. 0951 Sp...

Egypt pushes for high voter turnout http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-27570653 Egypt pushes for high voter turnout May 27, 2014 3:05 PM The BBC's Orla Guerin in Cairo: "This election feels like a formality, Abdul Fattah al-Sisi looks guaranteed an easy win" Polling in Egypt's presidential election has been extended, in an effort to effort to encourage a high turnout on the final day of voting. A public holiday has been declared, and voters have been warned they will be fined if they do not cast a ballot. The scale of turnout is seen as key to legitimising the winner. Former military chief Abdul Fattah al-Sisi is the clear frontrunner. He is standing against only one other candidate, left-winger Hamdeen Sabahi. Unofficial results are expected hours after polls close at 22:00 (19:00 GMT). It is the second presidential election since the 2011 revolution which toppled Hosni Mubarak. The previous elected President, Islamist Mohammed Morsi, was deposed b...

IMF warns banking reform is too slow http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-27588394 IMF warns banking reform is too slow May 27, 2014 11:50 AM Christine Lagarde said financial firms still prize profit over prudence Banking reforms aimed at preventing another financial crisis have failed to make enough progress, the boss of the International Monetary Fund has warned. IMF managing director Christine Lagarde blamed a combination of the complexity involved, industry lobbying and "fatigue" for the delay. "The industry still prizes short-term profit over long-term prudence," Ms Lagarde said at a conference on the future of capitalism. She called for tougher global rules. Ms Lagarde said some of the biggest problems were with the so-called "too-big-to-fail firms", banks whose collapse would cause such a big knock-on effect on the wider economy that governments were still expected to rescue them. She said a recent IMF study indicated that such banks were sti...

Led Zeppelin face copyright fight http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-27497950 A legal dispute faces the band Led Zeppelin over the song Stairway to Heaven, widely seen as one of the greatest rock compositions of all time. The copyright infringement action is being taken on behalf of late guitarist Randy California, who played on the same bill as Led Zeppelin in the 1960s. His lawyers say that he should be given a writing credit on the 1971 track.

Credit Suisse helped 'tax cheats' May 20, 2014 2:17 AM Credit Suisse pleads guilty - a rarity in big bank settlements in the US The Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse has pleaded guilty to helping some US clients avoid paying taxes to the US government and agreed to pay a $2.6bn (£1.5bn) fine. It is the biggest bank to plead guilty to criminal charges in the US in more than 20 years. US attorney general Eric Holder said the bank helped US "tax cheats dodge US taxes". Credit Suisse said in a statement it deeply regretted the past misconduct. The bank said the settlement would reduce its second-quarter net profit by 1.6bn Swiss Francs ($1.8bn; £1bn). However, as part of the agreement with US regulators, the bank will not lose its banking license in the US. The bank's chief executive, Brady Dougan, said: "Having this matter fully resolved is an important step forward for us. We have seen no material impact on our business resulting from the heightened pu...

Signals in remote seas thought to be from the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are "rapidly fading" massive, massive task Trying to locate anything 4,500 metres (15,000 feet) beneath the surface of the ocean, about a 1,000km (620 miles) from land is a massive, massive task Abbott: 'Plane signal' rapidly fading http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-27000576

Gunmen seize Ukraine police station http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-27000700