WHAT IS THE GALLEYE MUSTAHAK FOUNDATION SON?
“Galleye Worthy Foundation Son”, although it is a subject with detailed lines, is the person who will be the party of the case in the “Galleye-Mustehak Foundation Son Case”. Although the term “galle” is a term used for the entirety of foundation incomes in the reform of fiqh, it corresponds to “income, income” in legal dictionaries.
These incomes of the foundation, all movable and immovable properties belonging to the foundation, incomes of commercial enterprises, their interests etc. forms. This is the person who has the right and interest to benefit from all these incomes to a certain extent. The degree and how these people will benefit from these incomes can be determined by the rules set forth in the charter.
After the explanations above, it should be noted that although there is no rule that every foundation child will benefit from these incomes, there are some conditions. The first of these is the filing of the “Value Worthy Foundation Son” case, which is based on the right of usufruct. There are two conditions in this case;
Determination of being a Foundation Child,
To meet the criteria in the charter.
Although the criteria and conditions in the charter vary for each foundation, in general terms;
Certain individuals and their ancestry may be shown. Such a particular person’s progeny may also benefit from galle.
Only the name can be specified. In this case, only the person whose name is mentioned can benefit from the galle.
Some special conditions may be imposed. E.g; Being from Mahmutsey village of Alanya, being a veterinarian or carrying out or being involved in certain charity activities, etc.
If a conflict arises between these special and general conditions, the later condition is deemed to be the original will of the Founder and thus invalidates the previous one.
such as terms and conditions.
Even if a person who is a child of the foundation meets all the conditions, another condition required for him to be entitled to galley is the fulfillment of the foundation’s excess galle requirement. In other words, after deducting all the basic expenses of the foundation, it can be used for the remaining part of the galley.
