Intention in Iranian and British law
Subject Areas : Political and International Researches Quarterly
Somayeh
Rahmani
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Hamid Reza
Ghasemi
2
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Keywords: Will, Duress, Intent, Consent, Intent to Essay,
Abstract :
Somayeh Rahmani[1] Hamid Reza Ghasemi[2] Abstract: The purpose of choosing this topic is to understand the meaning of the will and its differences and commonalities in Iranian and British law, which is a descriptive and analytical method to answer the ques­ti­on of the questions and what are the differences between the Iranian and British law? It is a hypothesis that, by reviewing intention and consent, and the pros and stages of intention create legal action, it is not only to recognize the concept of the will of its formation, but also to be better in the Iranian and British law. The will in the word means to ask for it. In the so - called Iranian law, it can also be called will. The will in the word means to ask for it. In the so - called Iranian law, it can also be called will. Therefore, when discussing the psychological condition of transaction in the Iranian law, it is based on the analysis that comes from mental states and its various stages as legal rules, for the will or the will of two separate internal states. One is consent and the other is the intention, which is interpreted as the intention to write. In order to fulfill any legal act, the intention to write is necessary. In th­is a­rticle, an attempt has been made to examine and explain the general views (of jurists) of Iran and Britain in each issue [1] - M.Sc. Student, Private Law, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Takestan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qazvin, Iran [2] - Assistant Professor and Faculty Member, Department of Law, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Takestan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qazvin, Iran: Corresponding Author
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