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Private Law
The Place of Negligence and Bad Faith in Fee-Shifting in Frivolous Claim; A Comparative Study of Iranian and American Law

Ehsan Bahramy; Mostafa Elsan

Volume 87, Issue 123 , September 2023, , Pages 49-74

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1983303.5119

Abstract
  In order to defend a frivolous claim, the defendant may suffer from numerous fees such as litigation and expertise costs, attorney's fees, etc. One of the important questions is whether the demand for such fees caused by a frivolous claim is subject to proving the plaintiff's negligence or bad faith. ...  Read More

Private Law
Comparative Investigation of Retrial in the Laws of Iran and Egypt

Mohammad Sadegh Mahdavi Rad; Mahmoud Habibi; Ismail shahsavandi; Alireza MASHHADIZADEH

Volume 87, Issue 123 , September 2023, , Pages 293-316

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1996034.5227

Abstract
  Proceedings of retrial in criminal and civil cases are different, it means that in criminal matters only the convicted person, the prosecutor executing the sentence and the Attorney General of the country have the right to request the retrial proceedings in civil matters according to articles 426 to ...  Read More

Private Law
The reception of new evidence in appeal stage

Younes Yousefi Gorgi; mohammad bagher ghorbanvand; masuod alborzi verki; alireaza navariyan

Volume 87, Issue 123 , September 2023, , Pages 343-362

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.555182.4872

Abstract
  Despite the significance of the possibility of producing new evidence in the phase of appeal in a proceeding, there is no explicit rule in this regard. This issue is controversial among the scholars in the field of procedural law and the judges in connection with the appellate stage of a proceeding. ...  Read More

Private Law
Analysis and explanation of the principle of "ability to execute the sentence" as another Criteria for court judgment

Rasoul Ahmadi Far

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, , Pages 1-19

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2022.544726.4574

Abstract
  Ability to execute a court judgment is one of the most neglected criteria in Iranian legal sources as a necessary condition for issuing a judgment. The purpose of this study is to analyze the importance of this criterion.In this research, the court judgment has been defined and identified and the criteria ...  Read More

Private Law
Divorce nature on behalf of the wife as husband's advocacy and its effects on the legal process

seyede motahare hosseyni; Leila sadat Asadi; seyed mohsen fattahi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023, , Pages 67-87

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.1972452.5067

Abstract
  There are three approaches regarding the divorce types on behalf of the wife as husband's advocacy (derived from Article26 of the Family Protection Law 2013): "uncontested divorce theory" where a certificate of compromise impossibility is issued, "contested divorce theory" at the wife's request; where ...  Read More

Private Law
Criteria of Distinction of Counterclaim from Merit Defense

Reza Shokoohizadeh

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.555257.4865

Abstract
  To identify the subject of this Article, the pure defense first must be separated from hybrid counterclaim. Hybrid counter claim has a dual function: the first aim of this claim is to reject the adversary claim. On the other hand, as similar as the pure counterclaim, it renders a claim, out of the object ...  Read More

Private Law
The indivisibility of claims in the civil procedure of Iran and France

Badie fathi; Khayrollah Hormozi

Volume 87, Issue 122 , June 2023

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2023.559636.4943

Abstract
  The indivisibility of claims in the civil procedure of Iran and FranceAbstract The indivisibility of claims is different from the indivisibility of one claim and the indivisibility of judgments. In the Civil Procedure Code of Iran the term indivisibility of claims (Articles 104, 298) and the indivisibility ...  Read More

Private Law
Study of status of the finality of the judgment and the deadline for third party objection

Mahdi Hasanzadeh

Volume 87, Issue 121 , March 2023, , Pages 145-163

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2022.549678.4718

Abstract
  The Code of Civil Procedure does not specify whether a verdict challenged by a third party is final or whether a non-final verdict can be challenged by a third party. In this regard, different and reciprocal views and analyzes are presented. The statement of Article 422 of the Code of Civil Procedure ...  Read More

Private Law
The theory of involuntary transformation in the light of the transfer of the subject matter of the dispute in civil proceedings

Abdolvahid Sabaghi; fereydoon nahreyni; alireza Azarbayejani

Volume 87, Issue 121 , March 2023, , Pages 213-242

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.539387.4426

Abstract
  AbstractThe principle of immutability of the elements of litigation prevents unregulated seizures of the elements of litigation. Any change in the claim is subject to the conditions set forth in Article 98 of the Code of Civil Procedure. These considerations are in line with the principle of compliance ...  Read More

Private Law
Theory of Inaudible Principle of Action for Ownership Proof; From Theory to Practice

Majid Azizyani

Volume 87, Issue 121 , March 2023, , Pages 265-282

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2022.539196.4417

Abstract
  Proof of ownership litigation in the various stages of property registration, there are rules about how to register such property, which must be taken into account, especially in real estate, which is subject to legal requirements and formalities and such a request cannot be accepted absolutely in all ...  Read More

Private Law
Criteria For Exactitude of Judge‘s Verdict Based on International Documents (With Emphasis on Family Litigation)

Atefeh Zabihi

Volume 86, Issue 120 , December 2022, , Pages 117-138

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2022.543815.4550

Abstract
  One of the elements of a fair and efficient judicial system is the exactitude and integrity of verdicts issued by the courts of this system at different levels of the judicial structure. To obtain this feature in the verdicts, judges should observe and consider some criteria. In this regard, the judges ...  Read More

Private Law
The Conditions of Being the Claim Against The Heir in Shia’h Jurisprudence And Their Identification Solutions in Iranian Law

Ehsan Bahrami; Sayyed Amin Pishnamaz; Amir Zare

Volume 86, Issue 119 , September 2022, , Pages 43-66

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.538999.4409

Abstract
  The claim is considered against the defendant when the court can consider the judgment against the defendant, assuming that the plaintiff's claim is true. This statement is effective in a lawsuit with the same respondent and defendant. However, its effectiveness in the claim against the deceased is questionable; ...  Read More

Private Law
The Need to Recognize Self-help in Modern Law, Focusing on Intellectual Rights

Abdollah Rajabi; SeyyedHosseyn Hosseyni

Volume 86, Issue 119 , September 2022, , Pages 171-193

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.539203.4419

Abstract
  In some cases of intellectual property law (especially in the digital world), ‎public and formal protections arising from intellectual property rights are ‎not able to fully guarantee the exclusive rights of rights holders. Self-help is a ‎way that is well able to cover the shortcomings of ...  Read More

Private Law
A Study on The Principles & Challenges of Litigation Financing With an Explanation for The New Approaches to The Iranian Law

mohammad hosein vakili moghadam

Volume 86, Issue 119 , September 2022, , Pages 373-394

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.533361.4269

Abstract
  It is commonly assumed that the costs of litigation are provided by the parties. However, the increase in litigation costs, and the need to manage the risk of litigation along with self-interest and earning profit, has also led to the emergence and spread of investment in litigation. Under a process ...  Read More

Private Law
Legal Expenses Insurance from the t perspective of consumer rights

nahid safari

Volume 86, Issue 118 , June 2022, , Pages 179-199

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.536128.4349

Abstract
  One of the most important aspects of consumer protection that has received little attention is the facilitation of consumer litigation. Costs of Litigation are one of the major barriers to consumer litigation. In Iranian law, the lack of special assistance for consumers and the limitations of the general ...  Read More

Private Law
Jurisprudential-legal study of the status of sentencing in favor of the defendant in civil litigation based on the principle of innocence and without his/her oath

Mahdi Hasanzadeh

Volume 86, Issue 117 , March 2022, , Pages 43-58

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.532463.4242

Abstract
  The addition of the clause of "by oath of defendant" in Article 197 C.P.C. (Approved in 1379) raised questions, doubts, and discussions about the possibility or impossibility of issuing a sentence of acquittance of defendant without his oath, in cases of failure to provide evidence and not requesting ...  Read More

Private Law
The Influence of criminal and legal Verdict on each other From theory to judiciary procedures

Majid Azizyani

Volume 86, Issue 117 , March 2022, , Pages 153-174

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.524002.3960

Abstract
  The Influence of criminal and legal on Verdict each other is one of important subjects of legal and penal cases. Upon view of some judges and doctrine of the legal court is bound to follow the final vote of the penal court and in case of simultaneous proceedings , the legal court is bound to cease the ...  Read More

Private Law
Objection to the representative of plaintiff in civil proceedings with an emphasis on judicial procedure

Mostafa Elsan; Payam Khanjari Kakavandi

Volume 85, Issue 116 , December 2021, , Pages 109-129

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.528393.4105

Abstract
  Objection to the plaintiff's representative at the time of filing the petition is one of the objections that cause a dismissal order according to Articles 84 and 89 of Iranian Civil Procedure Act. This objection does not apply if the petition is filed by the principal, because the authority is a matter ...  Read More

Private Law
The Ex turpi causa non oritur action, ex dolo malo non oritur action maxim and Illegality defense

hasan mohseny; hosein davoodi

Volume 85, Issue 116 , December 2021, , Pages 185-207

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.130304.3507

Abstract
  litigants sometimes refer to own wrongdoing and expect the courts to rule in their favor. If such lawsuits or defenses are accepted, justice will not be done and a solution must be found to solve this legal problem. In this case roman maxim " Ex turpi causa non oritur action, ex dolo malo non oritur ...  Read More

Private Law
Unanimous decision of the Supreme Court, 792-24 / 4/99, and its effect on the jurisdiction of the branches of the Administrative Justice Court and public courts

Koorosh Ostovar Sangari

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, , Pages 1-19

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.135224.3622

Abstract
  AbstractOne of the issues raised after the establishment of the Administrative Court of Justice was who can appear as a plaintiff in the Administrative Court of Justice and whether state agencies can appear as a plaintiff in the Administrative Court of Justice. According to the rulings No. 37, 38 and ...  Read More

Private Law
The principle of amendment of procedure in civil proceedure law

Ali Akbar Farahzadi; SeyedRasool Mirnejad

Volume 85, Issue 115 , September 2021, , Pages 307-326

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.523596.3947

Abstract
  The litigation process contains rules and conditions set by the legislature and the litigants must abide by these rules to end the legal dispute and thus end the legal dispute. However, these rules are the means of exercising the right and therefore must be interpreted in such a way as not to prevent ...  Read More

Private Law
"Application of Referral Management in Ensuring Impartial Criminal Proceedings"

ali amiri; Javad Tahmasebi; Batool Pakzad

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, , Pages 27-52

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.130157.3502

Abstract
  "Management of referral of criminal cases in guaranteeing an impartial trial", while having an intangible and intangible feature in the trial process, has an extraordinary role in the formal and substantive processing of proceedings and the strategy of the country's supreme judicial management. Although ...  Read More

Private Law
Analysis of width of "cause of contrary to Islamic Jurisprudence" in quash of judgments

Mahdi Hasanzadeh

Volume 85, Issue 113 , March 2021, , Pages 93-107

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.106542.2679

Abstract
  According to codes of procedure (articles 348 and 371 Civil Procedure Code and article 477 Criminal Procedure Code) "Contrary to Islamic Jurisprudence" has been announced as the cause of quash of judgments. It is an important point and should be studied if this cause is applicable to all judgments or ...  Read More

Private Law
“Search on Article 492 Code of Civil Procedure; from absolutism to achieve justice”

Abdollah Khodabakhshi

Volume 85, Issue 113 , March 2021, , Pages 109-130

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.135337.3628

Abstract
  There is a time allowed for appealing against the arbitrator award (20 days or two months as the case maybe). If this deadline did not respect, the court would issue an order rejecting the petitioner that as specified (As stated) in Article 492 Code of Civil Procedure is certain. Therefore, there is ...  Read More

Private Law
Authority of plaintiff in determining civil action

saeed safian; mohammad mahdi meghdadi

Volume 85, Issue 113 , March 2021, , Pages 207-233

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.117823.3022

Abstract
  Bring an action is with the petitioner, therefore determining the title of action is dependent on the decision of plaintiff. The legislator has not, except in exceptional cases, chosen the mandatory titles for civil actions and has assigned the choice of title of action to the plaintiff due to the unlimited ...  Read More