Rereading the Validity and Guarantee of the Condition of non-Remarriage in urisprudence Law and Psychology

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Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Faculty of Management and Industries, Shahrud University of Technology, Shahrud, Iran

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Remarriage has been approved in Iran's jurisprudence and legal system, but its acceptance in the psychological system of Iranian women's society has faced doubts and created many challenges. Undoubtedly, failure to solve the mentioned challenges has created personal, social, cultural, and economic consequences. This has encouraged the wife to benefit to the condition of not remarrying in the marriage document. Despite this, the validity of the mentioned condition has been damaged and there is a difference of opinion regarding the implementation guarantee of the violation of the condition. The author of this research believes that the mentioned condition is correct in certain circumstances. The dimensions of psychology and the principle of fairness prove that in the same way that the husband has the right to remarry, the wife also has the authority to limit the remarriage of the husband by using the mentioned condition in the correct legal form. The main root of the disputes is the lack of correct methodology and the lack of guarantee of implementation of the violation of the condition of abandoning the legal act in the country's laws. What is important is to explain the desired performance guarantee in a suitable way in such a way that the rights of all parties are preserved. According to the findings of the present research, it seems that considering the many dimensions of the marriage contract, the interdisciplinary methodology is preferable and based on the legal point of view, if the husband violates from the condition, the second marriage of first wife is invalid and cannot be invoked and it is necessary to amend the existing laws.

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Biannual Journal of Family Law And Jurisprudence
Volume 29, Issue 81
May 2024
Pages 269-293

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