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Number of Articles: 7
Marring the Essence of Verdict
Volume 74, Issue 70 , June 2010, Pages 9-31
Abstract
The judiciary has the task of supervision on the performance of the laws in judicial sphere. This task is done mainly through the supervision of the superior courts to the verdicts issued by the courts. Mistake in law, sometimes requires administrative or criminal sanctions, without making the issued ... Read MoreClaims of Possession and Dispossession in Different Registering Stages in Iranian Legal Procedure
Volume 74, Issue 70 , June 2010, Pages 33-67
Abstract
Although it is a long time since the advent of quiet title claims in Iranian legal system, legal complexity and disagreement regarding proceeding or denying this claim has not been quite removed yet and the legal procedure has not reached a certain result concerning subject. Meanwhile the verdict of ... Read MorePunishment in Islamic Criminal Law from the Purpose-Oriented Point of View
Volume 74, Issue 70 , June 2010, Pages 69-92
Abstract
OneofthecontroversialissuesinIslamicCriminalLawisthephilosophyandpurposeofpunishmentinIslamicreligion. Theinterpretationofthisissuehascausedcontroversybetweenthetext-orientedandthepurpose-oriented .Uponthisbasis, somebelievethatthepurposeofpunishmentinIslamicreligioniscastigation, specialandgeneralpreventionandvictim’srelief, ... Read MoreCritique of a Verdict on Causes Stronger than Perpetrator
Volume 74, Issue 70 , June 2010, Pages 93-109
Abstract
Oneofthemostsophisticatedproblemsofcriminallawandinparticularmurderistheproofofcausalityrelation. By “causalityrelation” wemeanthecohesionbetweentheconductofmurdereranddeathofthevictimsuchthattheconducthasyieldedthedeath. Oneofthediscussionsopeninthisregardisthatofcausesstrongerthanperpetrator. ... Read MoreThe Effect of the Injured Party’s Condition on The Agent’s Responsibility
Volume 74, Issue 70 , June 2010, Pages 111-131
Abstract
In cases of damage, we sometimes face a situation in which the physical, mental, social and economic conditions of the injured party can influence the damage or its amount; in these cases, the question is can the agent rely on these conditions to reduce his responsibility and if yes, under what circumstances. ... Read MoreComparative Analysis of Liquidated Damage and the Punitive Damage
Volume 74, Issue 70 , June 2010, Pages 133-151
Abstract
In many legal systems of the world , liquidated damage has an almost fixed meaning and is a price which parties set , so that in case of a breach on the part of the warrantor) ,s)he pays it to the warrantee. On the other hand, the punitive damage is a kind of damage which the court condemns the agent ... Read MoreMc Justice: On the McDonaldization of Criminal Justice
Volume 74, Issue 70 , June 2010, Pages 153-185