صفر علی شریفیان

One of the fundamental questions in civil responsibility is the extent to which it is in conformity with social justice. All lawmakers have tried over the history to lay down laws and regulations in terms of justice. However, the problem of its realization is ascribed to the lack of a criterion. The question that arises is: according to what criterion can social justice be done in the laws governing civil responsibility? Can social justice be attained through reliance on omission, danger, or right guarantee? Can it be said that the most appropriate way to realize social justice is to rely on omission or should we look for other factors such as danger? The present paper tries to show the share of the omission element in achieving social justice in the realm of civil responsibility.