Sana’a - Saba:
Researcher Naji Ali Ali Al-Rubaai has earned a Master’s degree with honors for his thesis in Private Law, titled "Hijr (Legal Interdiction) and Its Impact on Transactions: A Comparative Jurisprudential Study with Yemeni and Egyptian Civil Law", from the Yemeni Academy for Graduate Studies.
The discussion and evaluation committee, chaired by Dr. Huda Al-Ammad, Professor of Comparative Jurisprudence at Sana’a University, and comprising Dr. Hassan Abdo Al-Saraji (thesis supervisor) and Dr. Muthhar Muhammad Allamah, Associate Professor of Civil Law at Sana’a University (as examiner), praised the content of the thesis and the results it achieved.
Researcher Naji Ali Ali Al-Rubaai has earned a Master’s degree with honors for his thesis in Private Law, titled "Hijr (Legal Interdiction) and Its Impact on Transactions: A Comparative Jurisprudential Study with Yemeni and Egyptian Civil Law", from the Yemeni Academy for Graduate Studies.
The discussion and evaluation committee, chaired by Dr. Huda Al-Ammad, Professor of Comparative Jurisprudence at Sana’a University, and comprising Dr. Hassan Abdo Al-Saraji (thesis supervisor) and Dr. Muthhar Muhammad Allamah, Associate Professor of Civil Law at Sana’a University (as examiner), praised the content of the thesis and the results it achieved.
