Civil responsibility of hospital construction, the centrality of legal entities in Iranian law

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khobi Mikhosh Mohammad

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Journal: Year:2023 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 1-11

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Civil responsibility of hospital construction, the centrality of legal entities in Iranian law

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khobi Mikhosh Mohammad | Issue Writer Certificate

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Civil liabilityQ4

hospital constructionQ4

legal entitiesQ4

Iranian lawQ4

Abstract

The aim of this research is to examine the Civil liability of hospital construction with a focus on legal entities in Iranian law. The research method is descriptive-analytical, and information has been collected using library sources. The results of the study show that the basis of Civil liability arising from construction in Iran is established in various laws, including the Civil Code, Civil liability Law, Islamic Penal Code, and other laws. In addition to general rules of Civil liability, there are also specific rules regarding the Civil liability of construction in the Civil Code, Civil liability Law, and Islamic Penal Code, which are generally based on fault. However, the basis of fault in construction is inappropriate and proving fault by the injured party seems incorrect. The Civil liability of legal entities in hospital construction, like other constructions, is based on presumed fault. Although current regulations in this area do not have the necessary efficiency, effectiveness, deterrence, and compensation due to the sensitivity of hospital construction, resulting in non-compliance with construction regulations and consequently, short-lived buildings, irreparable damages, lack of trust in constructions, insecurity in buildings, and unsuitability of hospital buildings for patients' needs. As a result, the Civil liability of legal entities in hospital construction based on the principle of fault is worth investigating.

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