Key money in the regulation of conduct on subscription and donated acceptance sanctioned on 1365

One of the disputes between the endowed property tenants and Organization of Endowments and Charities affairs is in creating a Key money right of that endowed property to such tenants on the one hand and demonstration of business and trade right On the other hand. Resolving this dispute requires examining the meaning of Key money and its rulings and types in comparison to the concept of business and trade right. Key money at first meant the money that the tenant paid to the lessor at the beginning of the lease, but after the introduction of the concept of business and trade right from the foreign rights it was also used for the concept of late. But the legislator, with the approval of the tenant and lessor relations Act of 1376, explained the Key money in its first concept. Studying of Jurisprudential and legal texts also indicates that Key money has many types such as Key money creatable, transferable and waiver. In a Key money can be created, payment of Key money right by the tenant creates a Key money right for the tenant and that right is transferable to other people as well. In a transferable Key money the tenant has an ownership right on the interests and if he has not been deprived of his right to transfer, he may transfer that right to another person for a sum of money. But in a waiver Key money the tenant with the waiving of his tenancy rights receives a sum as Key money.