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- -. Voidable Contracts in Iranian Law. CLR 2005; 9 (3) :145-162
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Legal status of a contract in Iranian law may be valid, void or non-operative. Some of these status may change into another one, for example a valid contract may change into the void one. Such contracts are called voidable. So a voidable contract is one which one of the parties or third person can put an end to at his option. Voidable contracts are not Known in Iranian law, but some exceptions can be found which this article deals with.
Received: 2004/06/24 | Accepted: 2004/11/10 | Published: 2005/09/23
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