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Pishyar M. The Scope of Responsibility in Contracts outside the Legal Norm (Case study: Foreign Exchange Transactions and Special Goods in Free Zones). 3 2024; 14 (54) :1-17
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Master's Student of International Law, Payam Noor Branch, Mahdasht City
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Civil responsibility is one of the important issues affecting the society, and its branches, examples and types are added every day. Basically, an important part of people's lives in society is the category of contracts that have been concluded. Because with the support of these contracts and contracts, everyone's social and economic life finds an operational and executive meaning and it organizes and makes possible the work process and economic affairs of the people. For this reason, a person is always looking for it so that he can adhere to the promise made between him and the other person. For this purpose, in this research, the area of ​​responsibility in contracts outside the legal norm was placed as the focus of the research. It should be mentioned that this research has been investigated in an analytical-descriptive way in the field of income writing and the category of civil responsibility of non-customary contracts. The results show that contracts in the form of different contracts will bring legal requirements that form the basis of commercial and civil norms and will move the rudder of life like a strong engine. Therefore, non-contractual or extra-contractual requirements are created for people by committing a crime, which is called criminal responsibility, or without a crime, a person is recognized as responsible to another person and is assigned a duty, which is called responsibility. They say Madani.
 
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: General
Received: 2025/02/10 | Accepted: 2024/11/30 | Published: 2024/11/30

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