Kuwait's agricultural regulations – a specialized legal explanation with lawyer Khaled Mufrej Al-Dalmani
The agricultural regulations for private and model housing in Kuwait are one of the most important regulatory regulations that affect the daily lives of citizens, and directly affect residential plots, front and side yards, and common yards between neighbors, in addition to regulating the relationship between citizens, the municipality and the Public Authority for Agriculture.
The regulations were issued by Ministerial Decree No. 172 of 2007 and later amended by Ministerial Decree No. 507 of 2010 , with the aim of regulating ornamental agriculture in a way that preserves the overall appearance, achieves urban harmony, and prevents encroachments or violations on state property or the rights of neighbors. In this article, I , Khaled Mufrej Al-Dalmani, a lawyer specializing in administrative cases and appeals against government decisions, will explain the most important aspects of the agricultural regulations, the rights of landowners, and how to legally protect their interests.
What is the agricultural regulation and what is its scope of application?
The regulation applies to:
- Private and standard residential plots.
- The squares and setbacks adjacent to the plots.
- Shared areas between more than one plot.
- Locations overlooking internal and collection streets, highways and pedestrian walkways.
The regulation confirms that the license is for ornamental agriculture only , and it is a temporary license that can be revoked without compensation if the public interest so requires.
