Commutative justice, in the philosophy of law, means giving the exact amount of everybodyâs rights and achieves without interference, and distributive justice is concerned to distribution of property by state. Commutative justice theory, from a more practical perspective, means the necessity of balancing the partiesâ rights in bilateral contracts and if it is blemished, it should be compensated by other legal principles. In Iranâs law, this theory is justified by arguments like rule of âwaste of the object of sale before its receiptâ and legal options. Whereas this theory is rejected, balancing the partiesâ rights in bilateral contract will be broken.
khandani, S., & Khakbaz, M. (2013). The interpretation of commutative justice theory in the realm of contracts. Journal of Studies in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence, 5(8), 69-84. doi: 10.22075/feqh.2017.1896
MLA
S.P. khandani; M. Khakbaz. "The interpretation of commutative justice theory in the realm of contracts", Journal of Studies in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence, 5, 8, 2013, 69-84. doi: 10.22075/feqh.2017.1896
HARVARD
khandani, S., Khakbaz, M. (2013). 'The interpretation of commutative justice theory in the realm of contracts', Journal of Studies in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence, 5(8), pp. 69-84. doi: 10.22075/feqh.2017.1896
VANCOUVER
khandani, S., Khakbaz, M. The interpretation of commutative justice theory in the realm of contracts. Journal of Studies in Islamic Law & Jurisprudence, 2013; 5(8): 69-84. doi: 10.22075/feqh.2017.1896
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