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Title: | The Challenges of the Right to Property of Citizens Guaranteed Under FDRE Constitution: The Case of Dila City |
Authors: | Befekadu Dereba |
Issue Date: | 3-Dec-2019 |
Publisher: | St. Mary's University |
Abstract: | Property right of citizens is addressed under Article 40(1) of the FDRE
constitution as it stated that “every Ethiopian citizen has the right to
ownership of private property. This right include right to acquire, to use and
in a manner compatible with the right of other citizens. The right includes to
dispose of such property by sale or bequest or to transfer it.” In addition to
this provision, Article 41(1) of the constitution granted the economic rights
to every Ethiopian the right to engage freely in economic activity and to
pursue a livelihood of his choice anywhere within the national territory.
Though, the constitution recognised the right to property it did not realized
in some situations. The identity based federalism come out as a challenge for
the realization of this right. The recent conflict incidents here and there
excerpted by “we and others” or “titular and non-titular” local politics
costs individuals property right. The research had coined an objective to
investigate the challenges of the right to property of citizens guaranteed
under FDRE constitution by taking Dilla City as the focus of research. It
devised doctrinal research method to investigate hurdles of property right in
the area. Subjects of the research determined by the purposive sampling
method to illicit most trust worthy result which is triangulated by different
techniques of the research. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/5248 |
Appears in Collections: | The 12th Student Research Forum
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