Examining the claim of entering and attracting a third party in Iranian and American law (federal)
Subject Areas : Private law
Alireza Sotudeh
1
(PhD student in private law, Yasouj Branch, Yasouj Islamic Azad University, Iran.)
ali pourjavaheri
2
(Assistant Professor, Department of Law, Yasouj Branch, Yasouj Islamic Azad University, Iran.)
Ali Jamadi
3
(Assistant Professor, Department of Law, Yasouj Branch, Yasouj Islamic Azad University, Iran.)
Darush Babae
4
(Assistant Professor, Department of Law, Yasouj Branch, Yasouj Islamic Azad University, Iran.)
Keywords: Iranian Law, Third-party entry, third-party capture, US Federal Civil Procedure Code, criminal lawsuit,
Abstract :
Every lawsuit has two parties, the plaintiff and the main defendant; Maybe some people like the lawyer, executor, guardian, heirs, or deputy are also involved in the lawsuit, but they actually enter the lawsuit as the main plaintiff and defendant. If other than the plaintiff and the main defendant (their dependents), another person is also a beneficiary in the lawsuit, he should enter the lawsuit under the title of "third party"; "Third-party entry" or "Third-party acquisition" will have special provisions. The results of this research showed that in Iranian law, the conditions for filing the said lawsuit are not mentioned in the legal articles related to the third-party claim. But there are two related conditions or the same origin. In order to file these lawsuits, the American legislator has provided three conditions of a common action or legal event, a common judicial or subject matter, and having an interest in the main issue to file these three lawsuits. These conditions of the American federal law are similar to the Iranian procedural law. . Regarding the third entry, the situation is slightly different. The third party cannot always be considered as a defendant, which has been proven both in Iran's civil procedure and in the American federal law.
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