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Number of Articles: 7
Another Interpretation of Article 22 of Registration of Documents and Real Properties Act
Volume 74, Issue 71 , September 2010, Pages 9-39
Abstract
A lot of claims in courts are directly or indirectly related to property transactions. In spite of the importance of these transactions and the legislator’s efforts to clarify the law, the procedure shows contradiction of decisions and uncertainty about the destiny of such transactions. In Iranian ... Read MorePrivity of Verdict
Volume 74, Issue 71 , September 2010, Pages 41-71
Abstract
Afteraverdictisissued, ithassomeeffects; ithasexeptiorei judicate; andsometimesbecomesenforceable; claimpartiesuseitsdemonstratingpower. Sometimestheeffectsareconfinedtothepartiesinvolvedandothertimestheyarenot. Theresultofthecourt’sjudgment, asalegalentitywhichisobtainedfollowingspecialformalities, ... Read MoreThe Role of the Victim’s Race and Religion in Determining the Punishment in Iran and England
Volume 74, Issue 71 , September 2010, Pages 73-92
Abstract
The victim is one of important elements of crime and a critical factor of determining punishment in criminal systems. Victim’s characteristics have always been noticed. Despite the assertion of laws and claims of executors of criminal justice on equality of people against the law, today victim’s ... Read MoreProtection of Witnesses As Contrasted with Defensive Rights of the Accused
Volume 74, Issue 71 , September 2010, Pages 93-109
Abstract
Protection of witnesses is a set economic, security, educational and psychological actions which the criminal justice system takes to improve participation of witnesses in judgment procedure. Such programs, a common process in the world countries and also international courts pertaining to organized ... Read MoreAccomplishment of Misrepresentation in Electronic Contracts
Volume 74, Issue 71 , September 2010, Pages 111-123
Abstract
Inconcludingelectroniccontracts, manyoflegalissuesimaginableintherealworldcanbeposed; suchthatthesamejudgmentscanbemadeinbothphysicalandelectroniccasesandjusttheappearancemaysometimesdiffer. Despitethis, sometimesnewcasesareputforththatcouldnothaveoccurredintherealworldandtheiroccurrence, duetotheintrinsiccharacteristicsofcyberspace, ... Read MoreConfession Caused Unexpected Accidents in the Iranian Law
Volume 74, Issue 71 , September 2010, Pages 125-138
Abstract
Legal procedure is not always ideal and some occurrences may cease its natural routine meanwhile. This is often mentioned as unexpected accidents. Among all kinds, unexpected accidents resulting from confession as one of the most important evidences include unexpected accidents pertaining to the confessor, ... Read MoreThe Protection of the Weak Contractual Party in Italy vs. United States “Doctrine of Unconscionability” A Comparative Analysis
Volume 74, Issue 71 , September 2010, Pages 139-180