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The Doctrine of Good Faith in English Law Acceptation or Rejection: دراسة في ضوء احدث القرارات القضائية الانكليزية

This article considers the doctrine of good faith in English law of contract. It analyses the different decisions of courts and the opinions of scholars and assesses whether good faith is general doctrine in English law of contract or not? It has been found that there is traditional English hostility towards a doctrine of good faith. However, in the last six years, a judicial trend, supported by some English scholars, has begun to argue that the principle of good faith should be adopted in the law of contract. This trend tries to implication contracts the duty of good faith as a implied term.

The recent attempts of the Judge Leggatt and subsequent judicial decisions that have adopted his approach, although not yet reached its goal in the adoption of English law good faith as a general doctrine in contracts, but it can be said that it is likely that English law (now or later) would accept the existence of good faith in contracts, at least as an implied term in contracts.

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Publication Date
Thu Mar 21 2019
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
The economic tortuous liability in English law. A comparative study with the illegal competition in the Iraqi law

The economic tortious liability in the English law is based upon economic Torts are considered as a type of the ancient and deep-rooted torts, aiming at breaching the rules of legal and equitable trade competition. and which are included in the customary English law of torts, based upon the judicial precedents decided by English courts. It is worth-bearing in mind that the economic torts are classified into two main types.  That is to say, the general economic torts and the misrepresentation economic torts. Whereas the Iraqi legislator left the regulation of the illegal competition to the general rules of the delictual liability in the Iraqi civil law No. (40) of 1951.

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Publication Date
Wed Oct 07 2020
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
The Occupier's Civil Liability in the English Law. An Analytical Comparative Study with the Iraqi Civil Law

The occupier’s civil liability in English law is considered as one of the main types of the responsibility imposed by the law of Torts. and is regarded as a special system of the civil liability arising from negligence, as well as two other systems, that is to say , the employer’s non-contractual liability and  The liability from defective products. It is worth-bearing in mind that the common law has imposed on the occupier of the premises a duty of safety towards those who enter his premises. And two English legislations have been enacted later to regulate this type of liability legislatively, namely, the Occupier's liability Act 1957 and the Occupier's liability Act 1984. Whereas the Iraqi civil law No. 40 of 1951 has regulate

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Publication Date
Fri Dec 01 2017
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
The theoretical framework for the criminalization and punishment within the scope of government contracts A study of Iraqi law: دراسة في القانون العراقي

The contract valuable by itself cannot be a source of punishment, but the legislator penal has estimated the seriousness of the breach of some contracts entered into by the official bodies or government with each other or with third- party view of the consequent adverse effects on the administration itself and the beneficiary citizen of the commodity or service  subject of the contract therefore the legislator criminalizing bribery, fraud ,forgery and illegal use of contracts or compromising the freedom and safety of bids or tenders abuse of public office intent to damage public or private interest accordingly , this research deal with for the theoretical framework criminalization and punishment within the scope of government contra

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Publication Date
Sat Dec 24 2022
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
Judicial Decisions in Federal Decree-Law No. 15 of 2021

Judges perform many acts in the exercise of their function and issue many judicial rulings, judicial decisions, in addition to judicial orders; Accordingly, judicial decisions differ from judicial decisions, and both differ from judicial orders. Although judicial rulings and judicial orders are clear and their nature can be accurately identified, defining judicial decisions, especially those added by the legislator in the UAE under Federal Decree Law No. 15 of 2021, is not that easy. In the aforementioned decree-law, the Emirati legislator added the word (Decision) with each word (Ruling) in most of the legal texts subject to amendment under this decree.

Judicial decisions issued by judges during the exercise of their functions a

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Publication Date
Wed May 29 2019
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
The factors affecting the standard of reasonableness to determine the negligence in the English law. A comparative analytical study with the Iraqi civil law

   The Standard of reasonableness is considered as one of the objective standards adopted by the English Common law, to determine the standard of the care to be taken by the debtor of the obligation. And to ascertain the realization of the civil liability of negligence, the materialization of which requires four conditions. That is to say,  the imposition of the duty of care to the defendant, the beach of the duty of care, the damage befalling the plaintiff, and the causation or causal link between the tort of negligence and the damage.  It is also worth-bearing in mind that the forms of the  Standard of reasonableness are variate in the English law to meet the different circumstances arising from the variation o

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Publication Date
Wed Feb 10 2021
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
The Contracts in Restraint of Trade in the English Law. A Comparative Study in the Iraqi Law

The contracts in restraint of trade are considered as void contracts according to the English common law, that is to say, they are prima facie void. Because their voidness is presumed and based upon a rebuttable presumption that these contracts are contrary to the public policy in principle. Owing to the unreasonableness of the  Restraint of Trade conditions or terms in which they are included. But if it is proved that they satisfy the requirements of reasonableness, in accordance with the contracting parties, and both the temporal and spatial extent of their coming into effect, as well as the public interest. The court will validate them. It is also worth-bearing in mind that this type of contracts fall under contracts void at comm

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Publication Date
Fri Jun 01 2007
Journal Name
Journal Of Economics And Administrative Sciences
دور مكننة المعلومات المحاسبي في اتخاذ القرارات

دور مكننة المعلومات المحاسبي في اتخاذ القرارات

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Publication Date
Wed Jul 28 2021
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
The Quasi-Contract in the English Law. A Comparative Study with the Unjustly Paid in the Iraqi Civil Law

Quasi-contract is considered as one of the well-established legal systems of the English Common law of customary origins, which is unwritten and based upon judicial precedents of the English courts. It is worth-bearing in mind that the legal basis of quasi-contract passed into two different stages: in the first stage the English judicature, supported by some juristic opinions regarded it as an implied Contract made by courts to prevent one party from being unjustly enriched at the expense of the other. Whereas in the second stage the English judicature considered it as an independent source of obligation، based upon the law of restitution. and having nothing to do with the law of contract. The Iraqi civil law No. (40) of 1951 regulated

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Publication Date
Tue Dec 24 2019
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
Civil liability of breaching the obligation of depositary to maintain and return the deposit it in English law: A comparative study in Iraqi civil law

The bailment is one of the well-established legal systems of the English common law, and which included the distinguished characteristics of both the law of contract and the law of property. It is worth-mentioning that this legal system has acquired those common features of these two prominent legal systems, which form an important part of the common law. By the judicial precedents made by English courts. And these precedents have adopted two different and divergent attitudes towards the qualification of the legal nature of bailment in English law . Whereas the Iraqi civil law No. (40) of 1951 regulated the legal rules of the bailment, considering it as a real contract, the conclusion of which requires the availability of four basic elem

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Publication Date
Mon Dec 25 2023
Journal Name
Journal Of Legal Sciences
The Gift in the English Law/ An Analytical Comparative Study with the Iraqi Civil Law

The Gift is considered as a legal voluntary non-contractual transaction or disposition to transfer the granted property from the donor to donee  gratuitously or without consideration. It is also worth-bearing in mind that the want of the requirement of consideration is the reason that the gift is not classified within the scope of the contract. And it is normally classified into two types: The inter vivos gift  and gift causa mortis. It should also be noted that the donatio (or gift) inter vivos is applied to both the personal property or chattels and real property equally. As opposed to the gift causa mortis, which is applied to the personal property or chattels rather than the real property. Whereas both the Iraqi Civil Law N

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