M.A. Thesis:

Comparative study of civill liability arising from self_possession in iranian and british law

One of the important issues of civil rights is civil liability. Due to the significant developments in various fields and rules of civil liability became more applicable. Issues related to liability in the domain of civil liability of the owner and occupier have been taken into consideration more than other areas. It seems that the law of Iran in this area has largely neglected civil liability, while English law, which relies heavily on litigation, has received considerable attention. Issues have become civil liability. In Iranian law, civil liability arises from the ownership of the property on the basis of fault, proving that the fault is incurred. However, there is objective responsibility for the damage caused by vehicles. However, with the amendment of the compulsory insurance law in 2008, it seems that objective liability has changed and the holder is only obliged to insure the liability. In British law, judicial practice tends to extend objective liability in such a way that the owner of any object is solely liable for compensation for the property he has occupied, so far as in the discretion of the Cairo authorities on objects or dangerous property. Or the owner is ineffective.

Keywords: Keywords: blame, occupation, ownership, property, civil liability.