Private Law
azim kochaki pahne kolahi; seyed Hekmatallah Askari; Mohammad Hussein ansari haghighi
Abstract
Excessive legislative recourse to harsh punishments, including long prison terms and executions, is clearly seen in law. In order to find social and legal needs, mankind usually achieve their goals with the help of legal actions. In terms of the diversity of these needs, a variety of legal practices ...
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Excessive legislative recourse to harsh punishments, including long prison terms and executions, is clearly seen in law. In order to find social and legal needs, mankind usually achieve their goals with the help of legal actions. In terms of the diversity of these needs, a variety of legal practices have emerged. One of the characteristics of this diversity is the suspension of legal acts. Meanwhile “Intention” holds an important role in Law and legal actions are interpreted by intention. Our will is the only creator of legal acts. Therefore, there is no other way to understand the suspension of the will than to analyze its nature. Current views have sought the position of the suspension of the will in the creation and origin. New and different theories are presented that have taken steps to critique past theories. It is clear that in this way, the suitable analysis to be accepted is the one that is applicable in all aspects and types of legal actions and is more compatible with practical practice and the real will of the creator. In this study, the suspension will be examined with this view. For this purpose, the originality of jurisprudence and its rules must be emphasized. So, one should not turn to unrelated approaches of other sciences that are not compatible with the subjects of jurisprudence in order to understand the nature of law. From this perspective, special attention is paid to recognizing the nature of the obligation arising from the expression of the will, as a method of correctly understanding the nature of the suspension.
