Intentional assignment of entitlements (as opposed to debts) is a legal institution which is based on the possibility of separation of entitlements from the personality of creditor and of its assignment to a third party. In the voluntary assignment of entitlements, the creditors may assign their rights to a third party. After long discussions, voluntary assignment of rights has been accepted in the French law as a sale contract. However, it is achievable by other contracts such as gift contract.
Fortunately, in the Iranian law, which is rooted in the Islamic rules, there is no problem in acceptance the legal institution of voluntary assignment of rights. It is necessary to say that, voluntary assignment of right in the Iranian law is possible in many ways including specific contracts, and non-specific contracts and some other special ways such as assignment of commercial papers. In spite of jurisprudential idea, assignment of right by sale contract is not accepted.
Yazdanian, A., & Bozorgmehr, D. (2011). A Legal and Jurisprudential Study about the Ways of Intentional Assignment of Entitlements in Comparison with French Law. Private Law, 8(18), 5-24. doi: 10.22059/jolt.2012.30129
MLA
Ali Yazdanian; Davoud Bozorgmehr. "A Legal and Jurisprudential Study about the Ways of Intentional Assignment of Entitlements in Comparison with French Law". Private Law, 8, 18, 2011, 5-24. doi: 10.22059/jolt.2012.30129
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Yazdanian, A., Bozorgmehr, D. (2011). 'A Legal and Jurisprudential Study about the Ways of Intentional Assignment of Entitlements in Comparison with French Law', Private Law, 8(18), pp. 5-24. doi: 10.22059/jolt.2012.30129
VANCOUVER
Yazdanian, A., Bozorgmehr, D. A Legal and Jurisprudential Study about the Ways of Intentional Assignment of Entitlements in Comparison with French Law. Private Law, 2011; 8(18): 5-24. doi: 10.22059/jolt.2012.30129
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