Intervention of third party in proceedings of Iran and France law
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24200/jsshr.vol5iss01pp1-4Abstract
Third party objection is a strategy which prevents the violation of rights of third parties. The only place where there are laws about the third parties’ objection is Articles 417 to 425 of the law of rules of procedure in civil matters. Methodology: In Article 417 of the law, the terms of third-party objection are listed and subsequent legislator in Article 418 of the Civil Procedure Law has predicted the possibility of third-party objection against the arbiter decision that in some ways has specific criteria. Results: In accordance with this provision, "about the previous article, third party has the right to object to any rendered judgment from the General, revolution and appeal court and to the arbiter award, those who self or their representative are not involved in the determination of arbiter can object as a third party". And law enforcement in Articles 146 and 147 has discussed third party objection. Conclusion: In French law, pursuant to Article 584 of the new Code of Civil Procedure of France in the case that the parties of vote objected a lot and the vote is not degradable, third party objection can be accepted if all parties of dispute to be in side of objection dispute.References
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