Jurisprudence and Law
sayyed hosain aletaha; Aref Bashiri
Abstract
Today, the advancement of electronic devices has made the scope of the people’s encroachment on people’s privacy not limited to physical presence, and this has caused people to exploit advanced tools to raid the wealth and property of others, and by overshadowing the social security of the ...
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Today, the advancement of electronic devices has made the scope of the people’s encroachment on people’s privacy not limited to physical presence, and this has caused people to exploit advanced tools to raid the wealth and property of others, and by overshadowing the social security of the society, they will achieve the exaggeration that God has made obligatory to defend. One of these crimes is the threat of extortion of the publication of honorary documents, and the question of the present research is whether the defense of the victim of his integrity against the threat of extortion can be documented in the legitimate defense of jurisprudence and law. Despite the fact that this look has always been the subject of the jurisprudence of elders, it is a serious reflection of the fact that not only the Islamic Penal Code, but also legal analysts have neglected the importance of the lawsuits of the tribunals. In this paper, in order to prove the theory of research based on the accuracy of the criticism of the Islamic Penal Code, the nature of the legitimate defense in the jurisprudential and legal material has been analyzed. It was found that the initiation of extortion is a kind of invasive attack against the integrity of the wage and the defense of the defendant. In addition, it is not permissible and responsible to convey the objection of failure to observe the general rules of jurisprudence, but the title of legitimate defense against such an offensive is correct.
Jurisprudence and Law
aliabbas hayati
Abstract
The Civil Liability Act, the articles of which are mainly adapted from the Swiss Obligations Act, was founded in 1339. After the victory of the Islamic Revolution, due to the change of approach and attitudes about the rules regarding coercive guarantees, the enforcement of some of the articles in the ...
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The Civil Liability Act, the articles of which are mainly adapted from the Swiss Obligations Act, was founded in 1339. After the victory of the Islamic Revolution, due to the change of approach and attitudes about the rules regarding coercive guarantees, the enforcement of some of the articles in the Civil Liability became doubtful. This skepticism necessitated a review of the current status of the law to determine first, which articles of the law were obsolete; Second, what the weaknesses or shortcomings of the materials are that still need to be enforced; and third, what the attitude of the courts to the rules and regulations of this law is. The research method is library-based, and the results of this research can be summarized as followed: what has been said about compensation for arched damages and compensation for the costs of the burial of the deceased in Article 6 is obsolete. Granting joint and several liabilities in Article 12 for workers who have incurred collective damages has no rational justification, and the jurisprudence in enforcing the provisions on compensation for moral damages, as well as the implementation of these provisions in Articles 4 and 5 show delay.