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Abstract: This research, titled (Kurdistan and the Necessity to Issue Civil Law), studies the motivations and the need for passing Kurdistan civil law. It argues that the Iraqi civil law, which was passed more than 65 years ago, has not considered the peculiarities of the Kurdish society and, at the same time, hundreds of its articles have directly and indirectly been abolished while hundreds of those articles have to be amended so that they are adjusted to the new realities, do not impede social progress, and result in greater justice.
Due to the special nature of civil law, regarded as one of the most complex and significant laws of any society, this research also deals with the scientific procedures of passing Kurdistan civil law. These procedures are different from those adopted for passing any other law. In defining the procedures that has to be followed for passing Kurdistan civil law, the research has benefited from the steps taken for the passage of French, Turkish, Egyptian, and Iraqi civil laws.