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Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court has annulled the first two articles of the law regulating the tenant-landlord relationship, dubbed 'the old rent law'.
![There is no accurate data on rental units in Egypt for the lease rights have been extended to next of kin. But it is believed they account for nearly 1.800.000 units, almost 450.000 of which are shut down and unoccupied. [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/image_330x185/public/521189618.jpeg?h=f0ab467d&itok=MUqSRrQi)
