Principles and Rules Governing Civil Proceedings in Iranian and French Law

Principles of civil proceedings are principles that, considering the essential and ceremonial facts presented in this type of proceedings, have evolved over time, and over time, and even because of their extraordinary importance, have entered the constitution and civil laws and civil procedure. Civil litigation is a process that determines how individuals who claim a right to themselves or have a dispute in civil matters can enforce those rights in a timely manner. Principles of due process can be effective in establishing order in the current situation and in enforcing judgments in civil litigation. Recognition of the principles of the trial, including the principle of innocence, the principle of conciliation, grievance, access to an impartial arbitrator and the observance of equality between the parties to the dispute are among the principles that require justice. Thus, all social relations, including the rule of law, must be based on justice. It seems that the courts should be more careful when considering the principles and procedures, by observing them while respecting the rights of individuals, but also to prevent the violation of opinions in higher authorities.