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The (Aljali ) Condition in Terms of its Judgment and Effects in Marriage Contracts - A comparative Legitimacy | ||
| journal of legal sciences | ||
| Article 1, Volume 28, Issue 1, 2013, Pages 1-209 | ||
| Author | ||
| dr.khaleed muhammed | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This research is about a comparative legitimacy and legality study of the (Aljali ) condition in terms of its judgment and effects in marriage contracts, the definition of the condition differs terminologically according to the place of use. The definition of the condition in the terminology of the fundamentalists differs from the definition of the condition as a legal term, this condition in the terminology of the fundamentalists is: what nothingness requires without its presence, and in the presence of it, neither the presence nor the absence are required. The condition as the legal term is called on several different meanings, including: the elements necessary for the convening of the contract or its validity, or what we call the elements of the contract and its conditions, and the condition in this sense does not fall within the scope of our search. Also the condition is called on a matter opposed a non-existent future on the risk of existence, depends on achieving the existence of commitment or its removal, which is called the standing condition and revoked condition. The condition is also called the additional provision which the contractors agree to implement it, or is required by one of the two contracting parties on the other contractor in the contract, which is not part of the core of the contract, which is called the condition associated with the contract, or condition Aljali. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| The; A comparative Legitimacy | ||
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