جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "contractual remedies" در نشریات گروه "فقه و حقوق"

One of the most popular and routine remedy relating to the contractual infringements is specific performance. Application of this remedy, however, as primary or secondary, is different in many legal systems. For example, however, the application of this remedy in the common law system is secondary and exceptional, in Islamic and Iran legal system is primary and main. Inasmuch as the difference of these two enormous systems, as each procedure has a different effect on including the claimant interests, makes a challenge for this paper investigate the philosophy of the difference. To answering of this question, the paper could understand that the most important philosophy of the common law in its procedure is the paradox of specific performance with loss mitigation principle, however, the most important philosophy of Islamic and Iranian procedure is the principle of prohibition of the claimant to leave the contract pledges just cause of other party faults in acting according to the contract provisions. In last, this paper, through its way to expedite the difference between these two systems, concluded that as contracts often include two different interest of performance and subsequent losses ,and since the common law procedure just recovers the second one, the Islamic and Iranian model is much better and developed than the common law counterpart.

There are different methods of compensating the promisee for the breach of obligation under the Shiite Jurisprudence, the Iranian Law, and some important international commercial mechanisms. These should be distinguished from preventive measures for avoiding obligation breach. The remedies stated in the Iranian Legal System and also the mechanisms mentioned above could regularly be categorized as “common remedies” and “special remedies.’ By common remedies one means those that have been set forth in the international mechanisms and the Iranian Law, such as requiring specific performance of an obligation. On the other hand, special remedies are those that have been laid down explicitly by international mechanisms and have not yet been incorporated into the Iranian Legal System, for instance the reduction in the price of goods. In addition, in some cases, several remedies arise as a result of the breach of contractual obligation which, regardless of their legal or contractual origin, some consistent ones could be implemented simultaneously. A majority of important international mechanisms such as the Convention on International Sale of Goods, the Principles of European Contract Law and still some others, have explicitly recognized the general rule of the cumulativeness of remedies for promisees. These are different from their Iranian counterparts. However, the approaches taken by the above mechanisms are not turned down by the Iranian Civil Code, as their content could be inferred from the wholeness and integrity of the mentioned law. The convincing reason here would lead us to agree with the cumulative remedies as the following in the Iranian legal system: the right to claim payment for delay in contract performance with the right to rescind the contract or the right to specific performance and also the cumulation of the right to claim non-performance compensation with the right to rescind the contract.