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Criteria for Detection of Incomplete Crimes

Mohammad Javad Fathi; Hamed Rahdarpour; Farhad Changaei

Volume 76, Issue 77 , March 2012, Pages 9-33

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11061

Abstract
  In respect of make a distinction between incomplete crime (Attempt, Failed crime and Impossible crime) as well as distinguish of other similar institutions, have not presented a clear and detailed criteria because, if does not provide specific and clear criterion, would be effective in determining the ...  Read More

Designing of General Theory of the Liability of Follower of the Act of Master in French Law and Iranian Law

Alireza Yazdanian

Volume 76, Issue 77 , March 2012, Pages 35-68

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11062

Abstract
  The butt of tort law is  perfect compensation and for this porpuse there are ideas that one of them is vicarious liability .According to the view of the jurists one of the vicarious liabilities is liability of follower of the act of master .Nowadays in French law not only there is liability of employer ...  Read More

Related Actions and Insufficiency of Related Rules

Hasan Mohseni

Volume 76, Issue 77 , March 2012, Pages 69-98

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11063

Abstract
  An action that one of the litigants proceeds against another litigant during a proceeding is related action. If this action has perfect relation by that action which is in course of proceeding, proper administration of justice and preventing to issuing paradoxical judgments requires to ruling all of ...  Read More

The Impacts of Basis of Binding Character of a Legal Rule on It’s Source

Mehdi Shahabi; Maryam Jalali

Volume 76, Issue 77 , March 2012, Pages 99-133

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11064

Abstract
  The basis, the source and the goal of a legal rule may be considered as the three main bodies of each legal system. Undoubtedly, for the formation of the concept of a legal system, a sort of relation and cohesion between the said bodies deems necessary. The source of a legal rule, or instrument of the ...  Read More

International Legal System Governing the Unilateral Independence of States in the Mirror of Advisory Opinion of ICJ 2010 and the existing instruments: Legitimacy or Illegitimacy

Seyed Bagher Mir Abbasi; Seyed Taha Mousavi Mirkalaei

Volume 76, Issue 77 , March 2012, Pages 135-161

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11065

Abstract
  Unilateral Independence is considered a new legal institution in international legal system that the roots of its appearance lies in the existence of different minorities in the scope of states and their friction with that states. The present article intends to evaluate the legitimacy of unilateral independence ...  Read More

Premium of Judicial Authorities Tort as One of the Gaurantees of Due Process of Law

Bagher Shamlou; Majid Moradi

Volume 76, Issue 77 , March 2012, Pages 163-191

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11066

Abstract
  Pondering about how to achieve a due process of law, especially in relation to a maximum protection of judial mistakes victims, continues, as a legislative- executive loophole and challenge in the Iranian legal system, to be felt and necessary. Although Article 171 of the Constitution and Article 11 ...  Read More

The Institution of Stay of Appeal in Iranian Law

Mahdi bakhtiarri

Volume 76, Issue 77 , March 2012, Pages 193-213

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2012.11067

Abstract
  By the adoption of the Civil Code of Procedure Act of Public and Revolutionary Courts in 2000, a new institution; namely, stay of appeal was provided for in the provisions of articles 256 and 259 of the Act, without any precedence in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1939 and its subsequent amendments. A ...  Read More