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  1 - Feasibility Study Of Resale In Iranian Law In Comparison With The Convention On The International Sale Of Goods
  Seyedeh Maryam Asadi nejad
  After the contract of sale, if the seller remains with the seller not only should the seller protect the seller, but he is also responsible for the exchange guarantee, while the seller and its benefits and representations belong to the customer. In addition, the costs o More

  After the contract of sale, if the seller remains with the seller not only should the seller protect the seller, but he is also responsible for the exchange guarantee, while the seller and its benefits and representations belong to the customer. In addition, the costs of maintaining the seller from the time of concluding the contract until the time of delivery or loss will be borne by the seller and this will cause an imbalance in the contractual relationship between the seller and the customer.In response to this question, what is the solution to prevent damages in the Convention on the International Sale of Goods and in Iranian law?It should be said that one of the non-judicial and conventional solutions to create this economic security and to prevent any possible damage to the resale system is mentioned in some international regulations, including the Convention on the International Sale of Goods.According to the provisions of the convention, it is possible to resell without dissolution, and in our regulations, such a thing is not clearly stated, but on the contrary, for resale, the contract must be dissolved first, then resale or it will be possible to transfer it. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Dissolution of Commercial Companies
  Arman Yaghobi Moghadam Mohammad Reza  Pasban
  Dissolution of commercial companies is divided into three types: voluntary, forced and liquidation resulting from a court ruling. The relationship between liquidation and bankruptcy is public and private in general: every bankruptcy leads to liquidation, but not every l More

  Dissolution of commercial companies is divided into three types: voluntary, forced and liquidation resulting from a court ruling. The relationship between liquidation and bankruptcy is public and private in general: every bankruptcy leads to liquidation, but not every liquidation necessarily leads to bankruptcy. Although the above-mentioned distinction is not specifically mentioned in the amendment bill of the trade law, but the above-mentioned distinction is carefully specified in articles such as 189, 199, 200, 201, 203. The above separation is the source of many works that make the necessity of separation inevitable. However, in the opinions of our judicial authorities, the difference between the conditions for the realization of these two things has been ignored, and the incorrect inference from the provisions of the law makes the ground for issuing an illegal vote. In this article, after mentioning the introduction and definitions, we will deal with the conditions and differences between the two, and then we will examine the effects of separation between them. Manuscript profile