Alireza Fasihizadeh
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In Iranian law, the declaration of insolvency is treated as "insolvency action". Thus, it is reasonable to expect that this action complies with the principles of trial and the legal rules. The fact is that the non-compliance with the fundamental principles is a violation of judgment. However, ...
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In Iranian law, the declaration of insolvency is treated as "insolvency action". Thus, it is reasonable to expect that this action complies with the principles of trial and the legal rules. The fact is that the non-compliance with the fundamental principles is a violation of judgment. However, by examining existing rules and regulation, it becomes clear that in insolvency action proceedings and the decree of insolvency, many principles of trial and general legal rules are not abided by. After a brief introduction of the insolvency action and its governing law, this paper examines the instances of legislator's ignorance and pertinent reasons . In the insolvency action, the legislator has been renounced of the principles such as persons’ insolvency, financial claim disputes, correlation of permission to thing with permission to its concomitants, authority of res judicata, competence of court of domicile, and rules such as kinsman’s liability, privity of judgments, the validity of the judgment and insolvent’s compliance with bankruptcy system.
Sayyed mohammad sadegh tabatabaei; Sayyed hossein asadi
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In a lease contract, lessee sometimes acts in order to making construction or planting trees with approval of lessor. Also it is possible that possessions of lessee are done illegally. In these cases, after expiry of the lease, rights of lessee interfere with rights of lessor. Legislator protects ...
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In a lease contract, lessee sometimes acts in order to making construction or planting trees with approval of lessor. Also it is possible that possessions of lessee are done illegally. In these cases, after expiry of the lease, rights of lessee interfere with rights of lessor. Legislator protects legal acts of lessee and not illegal ones. Domination rule necessitates uprooting of cultivation pro landlord unless in accordance with local custom, the parties accept retention it for receiving average wage of land. The study of Egyptian law shows that the legislator of this country has made differences between legal and illegal possessions, but it also tends to maintain the accessions. Other than this, -unlike Iranian law- it does not consider lease as a possessory contract, even though it pays special attention to what lessee has done in good faith.
