Obligations and Contracts: Legal Principles and Jurisprudence

This book offers a comprehensive examination of the foundational concepts governing obligations and contractual relationships in civil law systems. It delves into the nature, sources, and classification of obligations, along with the formation, interpretation, and effects of contracts. Through an analytical lens, the book explores both codified legal rules and judicial interpretations, bridging theory with real-world legal applications. It is designed to benefit law students, legal professionals, and scholars by providing clear explanations, relevant case studies, and doctrinal insights that illustrate how obligations and contracts shape legal interactions in various jurisdictions.

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S. Ahmadi earned his bachelor's degree from Kharazmi University and his master's from Bu-Ali Sina University, Hamedan. Recognized as one of Iran's top talented students, he is now a Ph.D. candidate in Private Law at the University of Tehran. He has authored articles and holds certificates from workshops in the field of law, especially private law.