The additional conditions are relatively new legal institution that have a special place in today's complex transactions and are based on the principle of autonomy and freedom of contract used by individuals in contracts. Islamic jurists and legal scholars have different views on the nature, validity, nullity and effects of these terms. While some regard them as basically null and void or as elementary conditions, another group regards they are binding like conditions stipulated in the contracts. Reviewing the nature and effects of these types of conditions and relying on absolute jurisprudential principles, this study proves that are binding terms and conditions.
Alavi Qazvini,S & and Ramazani,J . (2021). The Nature and Effects of the Additional Conditions. Religious Researches, 17(3), 997-1024. doi: 10.22059/jorr.2020.293228.1008660
MLA
Alavi Qazvini,S & , and Ramazani,J . "The Nature and Effects of the Additional Conditions", Religious Researches, 17, 3, 2021, 997-1024. doi: 10.22059/jorr.2020.293228.1008660
HARVARD
Alavi Qazvini S &, Ramazani J. (2021). 'The Nature and Effects of the Additional Conditions', Religious Researches, 17(3), pp. 997-1024. doi: 10.22059/jorr.2020.293228.1008660
CHICAGO
S & Alavi Qazvini and J Ramazani, "The Nature and Effects of the Additional Conditions," Religious Researches, 17 3 (2021): 997-1024, doi: 10.22059/jorr.2020.293228.1008660
VANCOUVER
Alavi Qazvini S &, Ramazani J. The Nature and Effects of the Additional Conditions. Religious Researches. 2021;17(3):997-1024 (In Persian). doi: 10.22059/jorr.2020.293228.1008660