Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian Law

Validation of the unconscionable (imposed) conditions is the examination of a new form of contracts in which one party has superior or exclusive powers that prepare the terms and conditions of the contract and the other party is forced to accept it without having the right to negotiate. The current...

Full description

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Sayyid Abulqasem Naqibi, Ebrahim Taqizadeh, Adnan Hosseini
Format: Article
Language:fas
Published: Razavi University of Islamic Sciences 2023-02-01
Series:آموزه‌‌های فقه مدني
Subjects:
Online Access:https://cjd.razavi.ac.ir/article_1575_881ce7067c3ab5f625e38fe27f49a788.pdf
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
_version_ 1850074772234305536
author Sayyid Abulqasem Naqibi
Ebrahim Taqizadeh
Adnan Hosseini
author_facet Sayyid Abulqasem Naqibi
Ebrahim Taqizadeh
Adnan Hosseini
author_sort Sayyid Abulqasem Naqibi
collection DOAJ
description Validation of the unconscionable (imposed) conditions is the examination of a new form of contracts in which one party has superior or exclusive powers that prepare the terms and conditions of the contract and the other party is forced to accept it without having the right to negotiate. The current research investigates the nature, basis and validity of unconscionable conditions in these types of contracts by comparative-analytical method. The findings show that some of the unconscionable conditions do not have the attribute of unconscionable, therefore they are valid. Egypt’s legislator in Article 149 of the Civil Code legislates for conditions and unconscionable exposed contracts: “... The judge can equate the contracts containing unconscionable conditions or exempt the weak party from their implementation...”. Some jurisprudential rules in Islamic jurisprudence and legal principles in Iranian law have such capacity that they can be considered as evidences of support for the weak side of the contract in these types of contracts. In addition, Iran’s legislator has shown a willingness to support the weak side by enacting some legal articles. If the imposed conditions are unconscionable, judges can also equate (amend) them by using accepted jurisprudential rules and legal principles and therefore, it is inevitable to anticipate the legal provision in Iranian civil law in order to prevent the issuance of different judgments in this regard.
format Article
id doaj-art-9eca726563e14130997986d3a88ac072
institution DOAJ
issn 2251-936X
2783-3690
language fas
publishDate 2023-02-01
publisher Razavi University of Islamic Sciences
record_format Article
series آموزه‌‌های فقه مدني
spelling doaj-art-9eca726563e14130997986d3a88ac0722025-08-20T02:46:29ZfasRazavi University of Islamic Sciencesآموزه‌‌های فقه مدني2251-936X2783-36902023-02-01142623927010.30513/cjd.2021.1157.12271575Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian LawSayyid Abulqasem Naqibi0Ebrahim Taqizadeh1Adnan Hosseini2Associate prof. at Shahid Motahhari Univ., TehranFull professor at Payame Noor UniversityPhD student in Private LawValidation of the unconscionable (imposed) conditions is the examination of a new form of contracts in which one party has superior or exclusive powers that prepare the terms and conditions of the contract and the other party is forced to accept it without having the right to negotiate. The current research investigates the nature, basis and validity of unconscionable conditions in these types of contracts by comparative-analytical method. The findings show that some of the unconscionable conditions do not have the attribute of unconscionable, therefore they are valid. Egypt’s legislator in Article 149 of the Civil Code legislates for conditions and unconscionable exposed contracts: “... The judge can equate the contracts containing unconscionable conditions or exempt the weak party from their implementation...”. Some jurisprudential rules in Islamic jurisprudence and legal principles in Iranian law have such capacity that they can be considered as evidences of support for the weak side of the contract in these types of contracts. In addition, Iran’s legislator has shown a willingness to support the weak side by enacting some legal articles. If the imposed conditions are unconscionable, judges can also equate (amend) them by using accepted jurisprudential rules and legal principles and therefore, it is inevitable to anticipate the legal provision in Iranian civil law in order to prevent the issuance of different judgments in this regard.https://cjd.razavi.ac.ir/article_1575_881ce7067c3ab5f625e38fe27f49a788.pdfcontract amendmentiranian lawegyptian lawimposed conditionsunconscionable conditions (terms)islamic jurisprudence
spellingShingle Sayyid Abulqasem Naqibi
Ebrahim Taqizadeh
Adnan Hosseini
Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian Law
آموزه‌‌های فقه مدني
contract amendment
iranian law
egyptian law
imposed conditions
unconscionable conditions (terms)
islamic jurisprudence
title Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian Law
title_full Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian Law
title_fullStr Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian Law
title_full_unstemmed Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian Law
title_short Validation of Unconscionable Conditions and Support of the Weak Party in Unconscionable Contracts in Islamic Jurisprudence, Iranian and Egyptian Law
title_sort validation of unconscionable conditions and support of the weak party in unconscionable contracts in islamic jurisprudence iranian and egyptian law
topic contract amendment
iranian law
egyptian law
imposed conditions
unconscionable conditions (terms)
islamic jurisprudence
url https://cjd.razavi.ac.ir/article_1575_881ce7067c3ab5f625e38fe27f49a788.pdf
work_keys_str_mv AT sayyidabulqasemnaqibi validationofunconscionableconditionsandsupportoftheweakpartyinunconscionablecontractsinislamicjurisprudenceiranianandegyptianlaw
AT ebrahimtaqizadeh validationofunconscionableconditionsandsupportoftheweakpartyinunconscionablecontractsinislamicjurisprudenceiranianandegyptianlaw
AT adnanhosseini validationofunconscionableconditionsandsupportoftheweakpartyinunconscionablecontractsinislamicjurisprudenceiranianandegyptianlaw