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Private Law
The Effect of Fraud on the Rights of Assignee of Proceeds Generated from Letter of Credit in the Iranian Legal System: Review and Analysis of a Judicial Case from Perspective of Comparative Law

Mohammad Arian

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 1-26

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.127625.3414

Abstract
  Fraud as an exception to the principle of independence of documentary credit from the underlying contract is one of the key challenges facing the issuing bank, which in particular has been more the center of attention in deferred payment letter of credits. In case, the proceeds of the credit are assigned ...  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

Public Law
The role of the judiciary in monitoring on the suspension of the human rights obligations of states

keivan eghbali

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 53-78

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.131784.3570

Abstract
  The suspension of the human rights is one of the solutions which was designed to strike a balance between the need to respect human rights and human freedom and safeguarding of public interests in the emergency status. In the meantime, in order to prevent any possibility of misuse of authority in recognizing ...  Read More

Private Law
The place of the principle of human rights and human dignity in contract law

Iraj Babaei; Morteza Torabi

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 79-105

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.130964.3541

Abstract
  Human rights are traditionally discussed in public law and in government-citizen relations, but this does not mean denying its impact on private law. In contract law, principles such as the rule of will or freedom of contract are themselves in line with human rights principles, but are not sufficient ...  Read More

Arbitration Law
The Challenges of Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitration Agreements Under Article 2 of the New York Convention 1958

Mohammadali Bahmaei; Ehsan Solhi

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 107-134

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.124356.3322

Abstract
  The New York Convention of 1958 as the major international instrument about arbitration, despite its title, does not entirely concern recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards, but also deals with the recognition and enforcement of arbitration agreements. It was dealt with this later subject in ...  Read More

Private Law
Criterion for Assessment of Damages Caused by Breach of Contractual Obligation in Legal Systems and International Documents; Guidelines for Iranian Law United Kingdom, Germany, European Principles, Unidroit Principles and CISG

Mansoor Amini; javad piri

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 135-158

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.123783.3294

Abstract
  Legal systems and International documents to ensure the rights of persons in contractual relations have paid attention to various sanctions and have accepted the compensation method as one of the most important sanctions ; therefore, there is no doubt that damages in legal systems and international documents ...  Read More

Private Law
The feasibility of mapping force major on Corona pandemic, emphasizing on jurisprudence

Hosein Javaheri mohammadi

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 159-191

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.520745.3855

Abstract
  The outbreak of the coronavirus was first reported in Wuhan, China in December 2019, and gradually spread to the rest of the world, including Iran. Among the effects of this epidemic are the hardening, frustration, and impossibility of contractual obligations, which are discussed under the Hardship, ...  Read More

Private Law
General theory of civil penalty in Islamic jurisprudence and Iranian law (Taazirat non-criminal)

Seyyed Mostafa Mohaghegh Damad; hani hajian

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 193-221

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.135906.3655

Abstract
  By passing Article 729 of Civil Procedure Code of 1318, term of “Civil Penalty” was entered in Iranian legal system which of course it is an adaptation from "Astrant" –a legal entity -in French legal system. By passing Civil Procedure Code of 1379 and because of its changes and modifications ...  Read More

Public Law
The Challenges of Decisions as a Unified Judicial Precedent

mohamad reza rafeei

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 223-244

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.122846.3256

Abstract
  The "uniformity of the judicial precedent", according to the provisions of Article 161 of the Constitution, is one of the aims of our judicial system. There are various ways to create uniformity of the judicial precedent, including issuance of Decision as a Unified Judicial Precedent. Both the Supreme ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Comparison of Police and the Prosecution Service Relation Models and Presenting an Optimal Model for Islamic Republic of Iran

zeinab sheidaeian

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 245-273

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.122774.3250

Abstract
  The relationships between the prosecution service and the police follow distinctive models (hierarchical or network) in accordance with the ruling procedure system (accusatorial or inquisitorial). In the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the hierarchical model is used in the relationship between ...  Read More

Private Law
Judicial Review of Acquisition of Land by the Executive Institutions in Iranian and English Judicial Precedent.

Amirhosseyn Alizadeh; Mohammadbaqer Parsapoor

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 275-317

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.120821.3142

Abstract
  The process of acquisition of land in English and Iranian law takes place under a specific procedure that may be questioned for validity. One type of the examining of objection is judicial review, which is high supervisory, will be applied in such manner that all actions will be in accordance with the ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Impossibility of escape as justifying condition for "deadly self defense ", with a comparative attitude to the US legal system

Hasan ghasemi Moghadam; zakiye mirseydi

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 319-341

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.127298.3398

Abstract
  Committing a crime for self - defense is justified provided that, instead of defending against attacker, this crime is necessary for repelling the danger. In cases of escape possibility, because of elimination of danger repelling necessity, prohibition of battery and murder for “ nahye az monkar” ...  Read More

Criminal Law
The legislative Challenges of Community Service Order Implementation From The Judges' Perspective

hasanali moazenzadegan; Mohammad Matin Parsa

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 343-375

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.120551.3132

Abstract
  Community service order is considered as the most prominent example of community-based punishments, entered in 2013 into the Iranian Legal and judicial literature. Therefore, it was expected legislator by a set of comprehensive statutes that are far from multiple challenges, created a context for effectiveness ...  Read More

Private Law
An interpretation of the law of translation and reproduction of books, publications and audio works approved in 1973

Alireza mohmmadzadeh

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 377-401

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.129971.3494

Abstract
  The Law on Translation and Reproduction of Books, Magazines, and Audio Works, passed in 1973, is one of the rare laws that has not yet been discussed in any paper. Perhaps one of the reasons for this inattention is the ambiguity and ambiguity that each of the articles of the law in turn raises. Undoubtedly, ...  Read More

Private Law
Analysis of Relatives' Right to Visit the Child in Iranian Law

Abbas Mirshekari; Nafiseh Maleki; Elham Habibzadeh

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 403-432

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2020.124654.3335

Abstract
  There is no doubt that mother or father, who is not awarded to have the custody of the child by the court, has visitation right, as Article 29 of the Family Support Act (passed in 1391) and other related acts including Article 1174 of the Civil Code clearly recognize this right for them. However, Article ...  Read More

Criminal Law
Characteristics of the desirable model of restorative justice programs in cases of sexual violence: A look at the Iranian judicial discourse

Sepideh Mirmajidi

Volume 85, Issue 114 , June 2021, Pages 433-463

https://doi.org/10.22106/jlj.2021.137409.3709

Abstract
  In the latest edition of the 2020 Restorative Justice Handbook, restorative justice is defined as any program that uses restorative processes to achieve restorative goals and outcomes. This definition shows that restorative justice adheres to common goals, norms, and criteria for adopting restorative ...  Read More