Prompts
Juristische KI-Prompts für Lebanon
8 prompts you can paste straight into HAQQ or any other assistant. Every one is written out in full - open it, copy it, change the bracketed parts.
Exceptional Rent Law: Eviction and Extension PositionMemoExpertHousing & Tenancy
I act for the [landlord/tenant] in a residential property in [area] in Lebanon governed by the exceptional rent law. Facts: occupancy began [date], current rent [amount], estimated sale value of the premises [amount], tenant's position towards the Fund [beneficiary / not a beneficiary / applied once and never renewed]. Deliverables: 1. Determine whether the statutory extension years have run, computing each period from the date the law took effect. 2. Calculate the fair rental value and the annual increases due, stating the legal basis for every figure. 3. Explain how benefiting from the Fund — or failing to renew the application annually — changes the tenant's position. 4. Identify the competent court for an eviction action and the procedural deadlines. 5. Set out my client's options ranked strongest to weakest, with the risk attached to each. Mandatory rules: rely on the statutory text and Lebanese case law, and cite the article number every time. Where a point is genuinely contested in the case law, say so rather than picking a side without authority. Do not invent article numbers or judgments.
Statement of Defence Against a Served WritMemoExpertDisputes / Litigation
Attached is a writ served on my client before the [court] in Lebanon. Draft a full statement of defence following Lebanese civil procedure. Structure: 1. On form: every available procedural objection (lack of jurisdiction, nullity, inadmissibility, limitation), flagging which ones are waived unless raised before pleading to the merits. 2. On the merits: answer each allegation in the writ, paragraph by paragraph, with the legal basis and the document that answers it. 3. Counterclaims where the conditions are met. 4. The schedule of exhibits to be produced, and what is missing from it. 5. A prayer for relief in filing-ready form. Mandatory rules: cite the article of the Code of Civil Procedure or the substantive law behind every objection. Put in square brackets every fact the writ does not supply and that you need from me. Do not invent case law or article numbers; where you are unsure, say so.
Enforcing a Foreign Judgment in LebanonMemoExpertDisputes / Litigation
A judgment was handed down in [country] against a Lebanese [company/individual] and we want it enforced in Lebanon. Facts: judgment dated [date], subject matter [subject], was the defendant represented in the proceedings [yes/no], is there a bilateral or multilateral judicial convention between Lebanon and [country] [yes/no/unknown]. Deliverables: 1. The conditions for granting exequatur, with the authority for each. 2. The competent court and the documents required (translation, legalisation, service). 3. The grounds of objection open to the judgment debtor, and which are heard on the merits versus on form. 4. The effect of the defendant not having been properly served in the original action. 5. The deadlines, and what does and does not stay enforcement. Mandatory rules: distinguish clearly between what the statute provides and what the case law has settled. Cite article numbers. If you are not sure a bilateral convention exists, say so rather than assuming one.
Limitation Period Check Before FilingMemoAdvancedDisputes / Litigation
I need a limitation check before filing in Lebanon. Facts: nature of the right claimed [contractual / tortious / real / commercial / employment], date the right arose [date], date of knowledge of the damage if different [date], any interrupting or suspending event [formal notice, acknowledgement, earlier action, force majeure] and its date. Deliverables: 1. The applicable period for this category of right and the provision it comes from. 2. The starting point of the period — whether it runs from accrual or from knowledge. 3. A timeline showing every interrupting or suspending event and its effect on the count. 4. The conclusion: is the claim still admissible, and what is the safety margin in days. 5. Whether limitation is raised by the court of its own motion or must be pleaded, and at what stage. Mandatory rules: cite the article number for every period. Distinguish extinctive from acquisitive prescription. If the characterisation of the right changes the period, present both alternatives rather than choosing one.
Commercial Lease Weighted to the LandlordAgreementAdvancedHousing & Tenancy
Draft a commercial lease under Lebanese law. I act for the landlord. Terms: term of [3/5] years, annual rent [amount] payable in [number] instalments, with an annual increase of [percentage or year-by-year amounts], deposit [amount], permitted use [activity], premises at [location]. The lease must include: 1. An express statement of the nature of the tenancy and the regime it falls under, leaving no room to confuse it with tenancies subject to statutory extension. 2. A clear termination mechanism on non-payment: notice, cure period, and an express resolutory clause. 3. A prohibition on assignment and subletting without written consent. 4. Allocation of charges, taxes and maintenance between the parties. 5. Handover and redelivery against a schedule of condition, with a penalty for late vacation. 6. The currency and payment-method clause. Put in square brackets every point that needs a commercial decision from me. After the lease, add a short note flagging any clause that may collide with a mandatory rule of Lebanese law, and why.
Criminal Complaint to the Public ProsecutionMemoAdvancedCriminal Defense
Draft a criminal complaint to the Public Prosecution at the Court of Appeal in [governorate], Lebanon. Facts: complainant [name and capacity], respondent [name], subject [fraud / breach of trust / dishonoured cheque / forgery], chronological account [facts], exhibits attached [list], damage claimed [amount]. Deliverables: 1. The facts in a tight chronology, each one tied to an exhibit from the list. 2. The legal characterisation of the offence with the Penal Code article, setting out the physical and mental elements and how each is made out here. 3. The civil claim joined to the complaint, with the damage quantified. 4. The applications: investigation, hearing of witnesses, production of documents, and any interim measure. 5. A warning about what evidence the file is still missing before it is filed. Mandatory rules: do not invent articles or judgment numbers. Where the facts are not enough to establish an element, say so plainly rather than dressing up the complaint.
Co-Ownership Partition and Unauthorised BuildingMemoExpertReal Estate (Personal)
A property in [area] of Lebanon is held in undivided co-ownership by [number] co-owners. One of them built on it without the others' consent [number] years ago and occupies the built part. Under Lebanese law, set out: 1. The procedure for a partition action: competent court, parties who must be joined, and the land-registry documents required. 2. The legal effect of the unauthorised building — does it enter the liquidation, how is it valued, and to whom does its value accrue. 3. The effect of [number] years of possession: does it create a right, or only a claim in compensation. 4. Partition in kind versus sale by auction, and when a court will refuse partition in kind. 5. Interim measures available immediately to protect my client. Mandatory rules: cite article numbers. Distinguish what the text provides from what Lebanese case law has settled. Name any additional fact you need from me to resolve the question.
Unfair Dismissal and End-of-Service EntitlementsMemoAdvancedEmployment
I act for the [employee/employer] in a Lebanese employment dispute. Facts: employment began [date], dismissal on [date], last salary [amount and currency], stated reason for dismissal [reason], registered with the NSSF [yes/no], sector [public / private / private schools]. Deliverables: 1. Characterise the termination — justified dismissal, unfair dismissal, or constructive resignation — with the legal basis. 2. Compute the entitlements item by item: notice indemnity, unfair-dismissal compensation and its statutory ceiling, untaken leave, and end-of-service indemnity at the NSSF. 3. The effect of currency on both the computation and enforcement. 4. The competent forum, the time limit for filing, and the effect of a party failing to appear. 5. The weak points in my client's position and how to shore them up before filing. Mandatory rules: cite the article of the Labour Code or the Social Security Code. If the sector is governed by a special regime, say so and explain its effect.