The Egyptian scholar, Professor Dr. Mohamed Mohamed Abdel Latif from the Faculty of Law, Mansoura University, wrote on his personal page on Facebook a word about his research, which was published in Al-Rafidain Journal of Law, and it came as follows:

Publication of the second part of the royalty research:

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Today, Al-Rafidain magazine publishes the second part of the royalty research in private law, public law and financial law. This part is a careful analysis of how the two types of royalties are estimated in public law, i.e. property royalties and services royalties, with an indication of the rules of jurisdiction in disputes related to how this assessment is done. As for the first part, it was closer to rooting, it presented the idea of ​​royalty in the various branches of law and identified its distinctive characteristics.

I express my thanks once again to my able colleague, Dr. Qabas Hassan, editor-in-chief of Al-Rafidain magazine, for all you have provided in order to publish the research in its two parts. I would also like to extend my thanks to dear colleagues, friends and researchers in Egypt and the rest of the Arab world who received the first part with an unprecedented welcome, and I hope that the second part will receive a measure of this welcome.

Fortunately, this publication coincides with the return of the book of economic public law to the circle of attention once again on the occasion of the sober presentation published by my dear colleague and contemplative reader, Professor Ihab El-Sayed. Of course, I do not forget that the book was presented in 2020 by Badi’ by my dear colleague and a keen reader, Professor Wael Bunduq.

I would like to point out that the book on the economic public law is one of three books called the economic and financial public law trilogy, which are respectively constitutional guarantees in the tax field (1999), the constitutional foundations of budget laws (2007), and finally the economic public law (2011).

With the autumn breezes that kept us away from the frightening specter of summer, our intellectual and human communication continues, God willing.

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