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A Critical Survey on, Administrative Justice Tribunal Votes In the Principle of Social Security Law

Zeinab Esmati; Hassan Badini

Volume 76, Issue 78 , June 2012, Pages 9-46

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11054

Abstract
  Public board votes binding on the Tribunal of Administrative Justice  it is the source of law  This study aimed to review the number of votes of the board in light of the principles governing the social security law, outlines the general principles governing social security as a fundamental ...  Read More

The Nature of the Agreements between Municipality and Owners to do Civil Projects

Ehsan Safian Esfahani; Seyed Mohammad Sadegh Tabatabaei

Volume 76, Issue 78 , June 2012, Pages 47-75

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11055

Abstract
  Constructing roads and public parks are among duties of municipalities based on municipal law. In many cases, municipalities are forced to use properties, lands or rights of people on buildings and sources to complete developmental plans. Based on current laws, firstly, the municipality should obtain ...  Read More

Comparative Analysis of Criminal Absolute Liability in Iran’s Law, with a View of the Comon Law

Seyed Hamid Shacheragh

Volume 76, Issue 78 , June 2012, Pages 77-114

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11056

Abstract
  Advent of industrial revolution in 19th century aside from economic evolutions of developed societies led to change or modification of institutions and concepts of criminal law. Negative response to this question whether in new crimes arising from mechanical and industrial life, should we emphasize on ...  Read More

Cyber Attacks and International Law

Ali Ghasemi; Victor Barin Chaharbakhsh

Volume 76, Issue 78 , June 2012, Pages 115-145

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11057

Abstract
  A cyber attack represents a novel weapon that has the potential to alter the way state and non-state actors conduct modern war. The unique nature of the threat and the ability for cyberwar practitioners to inflict injury, death, and physical destruction via cyberspace strains traditional definitions ...  Read More

Consideration of Quantum Meruit as a Criterion for Remedy Due to Patent Infringement and Comparative Study with Reasonable Royalty in U.S

Mohammad Isaee Tafreshi; Mahmood Sadeghi; Mohammad Shah Mohammadi

Volume 76, Issue 78 , June 2012, Pages 147-175

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11058

Abstract
  The legislature of our country has enacted quantum meruit for tangible assets and labour profits whereas nothing has been mentioned concerning intellectual property. However remedy has been accepted. Taking into account the following hesitation as concrete existence of lease contract issue being an ...  Read More

A Comparative Study of the Bases and the Realm of Product Liability in Iranian, French and EU Product Liability

Mehrzad Ebdali

Volume 76, Issue 78 , June 2012, Pages 177-210

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11059

Abstract
  The subject of Product liability is concerned with collections of the rules in which the producers are treated liable for personal injury or property damage caused by a product during use or consumption. Although in some different legal systems it has been made an effort to discover the legal, economic ...  Read More

Comparative Study of Supervision on Application of Discretionary Power

Aliakbar Gorji; Yunus Fathi

Volume 76, Issue 78 , June 2012, Pages 211-246

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11060

Abstract
  Jurisdiction is determinative of the administration’s activity and action, and important point in public law concerning the jurisdiction is the “Principle of Incompetency’’, that is to say no public authority has a jurisdiction unless such a jurisdiction is conferred to him legally. ...  Read More