Exploring the Role of Testimony and Judge's Will in Analyzing and Investigating Article 241 of the Civil Procedure Law in Iran
Subject Areas : Civil procedure
Fereydoun
Shayeste
1
(PhD in History, Department of Law, Isfahan University, Iran.)
Keywords: Judge, Testimony, Court, Civil Procedure Law, Iran.,
Abstract :
The aim of this research is to explore and investigate the role of testimony as one of the evidence in proving a claim and the judge's will in determining the value and impact of testimony in court. The research method is descriptive-analytical, and the different perspectives of the experts in this field are examined and criticized. The author will present his own viewpoint in the conclusion and summary of the study.
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