The Civil Liability of Third-party Cooperation in Breach of Contractual Obligations (A Comparative Study in Legal Systems of France, Belgium and Iran with Regard to Imāmyyah Jurisprudence) [PDF]
One of the important issues in the law of contract is the impact of third-parties cooperation with the contractual promisor in breach of his obligations.
Sayyed Mohammad Mahdi Qabuli Dorafshan +2 more
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MALPRACTICE AND CIVIL LIABILITY OF THE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS [PDF]
The issue of the medical malpractice and the liability of the healthcare professionals is more current than ever, given that the medical activity has been put to the test in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cristian-Răzvan CERCEL
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The Role of Good Faith in the Liability of Non-Owner Possessor through a Comparative Study in German, English, and Iranian Law [PDF]
The concept of good faith is recognized in many legal systems and entails significant implications. It has received particular attention and influence in German and English law across various fields.
seyyed ahmad hosseini +2 more
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Non-Contractual Liability For EU Sanctions: Towards the Normalization of CFSP
In Case C-134/19 P Bank Refah Kargaran, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) made an important pronouncement over its jurisdiction on Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), as it held that it can hear an action for damages allegedly suffered by a natural or legal person because of restrictive measures adopted under CFSP.
Carrozzini, Alina, Lonardo, Luigi
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Liability for damage caused by shortage and failure to use necessary medical devices [PDF]
In order to provide for successful, safe and high quality medical services, health care institutions need to be equipped with adequate medical devices. For this reason, every medical institution is legally obliged to have relevant medical devices.
Cvetković Mihajlo, Nikolić Đorđe L.
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Legal presumption of fault in the Serbian Law of obligations [PDF]
Subjective tort liability, or subjective non-contractual liability, presupposes damage, causation, and fault. All three conditions are to be proven by the injured party, because fault for damage is not presumed - the system of proven fault. Certain legal
Nikolić Đorđe
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Exploring the Role of Rationality in Determining the Scope of Contractual Responsibility Based on Imam Khomeini and Martyr Sadr’s Opinion [PDF]
The role of the “rational course” in the inference of Shari'a law has been more or less considered by the jurists. The point of difference is how to determine its status, conditions and validity.
Seyed Muhammad Hassan Mousavi Khorasani
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Subordination of Contractual Liability from the Will of Parties in Iran's Civil Code [PDF]
Article 221 of Iran's Civil Code which is related to damages resulting from non-performance of contractual obligations and its terms, doesn't have a clear nature both because it has no clear jurisprudential precedent and because of non-compliance with ...
Saeed Bigdeli
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Di recente, la dottrina si interroga sulla riconduzione delle nuove ipotesi di responsabilità civile per l’intelligenza artificiale nell’alveo di taluni modelli di responsabilità civile extracontrattuale, previsti dal nostro sistema ordinamentale e ...
Giovanna D'Alfonso
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Paradigmatic Eclecticism of the System of Non-Fulfillment of Obligations and Its Resulting Damages in Iranian Law: A Comparative Study with Imamiyah Jurisprudence and French Law [PDF]
In the Romano-Germanic legal system, the process of contractual liability is transparent and clear: the concept of loss is a broad concept and fault plays a major role in creating civil liability. Failure to do so will result in direct coercion, indirect
ataollah bigdeli
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