The Sale in Death Illness A Comparative Study between Palestinian Civil Law and the Journal of Justice Judgements

This research addresses the issue of sales during death illness from a comparative perspective between Palestinian Civil Law and the Journal of justice judgements. The study aims to analyze the legal provisions concerning the validity of transactions made by a terminally ill patient and their impact on the rights of heirs. It examines the conditions necessary for the validity of sales during death illness under both legal systems and highlights the differences, particularly regarding the enforcement conditions and the approval required from heirs. The study concludes with a detailed comparison of the legal texts and analyzes the impact of these provisions on financial transactions involving a terminally ill patient. The researcher has concluded that it is essential to introduce medical criteria for assessing the patient’s condition, rather than relying on traditional definitions that may not align with modern medical advancements.