Validity and guarantee of legal implementation of financial corruption in Iran-UK domestic contracts

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

1 Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Education and Law, Vali-e-Asr University, Rafsanjan. Kerman.

2 Graduate of Islamic Education and Law, Vali-e-Asr University, Rafsanjan, Kerman, Iran.

10.30510/psi.2022.337619.3350

Abstract

Corruption of contracts in society creates adverse effects, deep class differences. Corruption of the contract causes the loss of the party who, relying on the validity of the contract, incurs costs and lays the foundation stone of his trust in the contract, which is ultimately annulled. In the relationship between the parties, there is no doubt about the return of the same property to the corrupt contract, and since the invalidity has no legal effect and no ownership is created, the status should be restored to its previous state and the pre-contract status should be revoked. . This is because the parties to the contract may have waived costs or opportunities in concluding it. In the case of financial corruption of the contract, all these cases are considered as damages, because the party to whom the cause of the corruption is attributed and nevertheless enters into the contract, is guilty and should be held responsible for compensating such damages. In this regard, contract corruption is an executive guarantee to advance the goals of society towards proper legal relations. Under UK law, a contract may be declared void and ineffective. This invalidity in terms of creation, such as contracts that are contrary to public order, morality, good and illegitimate, has many similarities with Iranian law. Regarding the status of the contract in English law

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