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Applicable Substantive Law in Bankruptcy
Volume 5, Issue 19 , September 2017, Pages 9-43

https://doi.org/10.22054/jplr.2017.7797

Abstract
  Existing a foreign interest in a case of bankruptcy – such as different nationalities of debtors and creditors or existing goods in the other country or having an agency in the second country - provides a doubt on what is the applicable law? This doubt can be separated to tow branches: what is ...  Read More

A natural obligation arises from circompstances

Nahid Javanmoradi

Volume 5, Issue 19 , September 2017, Pages 45-72

https://doi.org/10.22054/jplr.2017.7798

Abstract
  In most legal systems, there is no legal sanctions regarding natural obligations. Implementation of this commitment depends on the will of debtor and only in this case it is irretrievable. Voluntary execution (Payment) of a natural obligation (also called an imperfect obligation), regardless of its bases ...  Read More

Human Rights in Private Law

Heshmatollah Shahbazi; Ebrahim Taghizaadeh; Morteza Shahbazinia

Volume 5, Issue 19 , September 2017, Pages 97-131

https://doi.org/10.22054/jplr.2017.7799

Abstract
  The influence of human rights in private law or in other word constitutionalization of private law is relatively a new debate in legal reasoning that constitute the subject of this research. Applying human rights in private law depends on context, legislator and judge, and reasoning method. The reaction ...  Read More

legal status of lex mercatoria in international trade arbitration

reza hazeghpor; Hamid Reza Oloumi Yazdi

Volume 5, Issue 19 , September 2017, Pages 97-131

https://doi.org/10.22054/jplr.2017.7800

Abstract
  lex mercatoria is a set of customary commercial rules which has been common by merchant among them in order to meet their commercial needs. along with developments in commercial relations and also in dispute settlement mechanisms by arbitrations, the status and nature of these set of rule as autonomous ...  Read More

Third Party Participation in Investor-State Arbitration: New Trends in ICSID Rules and UNCITRAL Transparency Rules

Ali Moghadam Abrishami; hamed zamami

Volume 5, Issue 19 , September 2017, Pages 133-170

https://doi.org/10.22054/jplr.2017.7993

Abstract
  Arbitration is the most common method for resolving international investment disputes. The significant development of transparency in investment arbitration has led this notion to play a crucial role in the field of third party participation. The issue of third party participation in international investment ...  Read More

Requirements of World Trade Organization in Respect of Energy Transportation Through Pipeline

ali pirmoradi

Volume 5, Issue 19 , September 2017, Pages 171-193

https://doi.org/10.22054/jplr.2017.7804

Abstract
  The approach of World Trade Organisation towards energy has been subject of many debates. One of the important issues is whether member States are obliged to free the energy transportation via pipeline or not. Logically, the mentioned freedom is conceivable in two forms, i.e. third party access and capacity ...  Read More