A Reflection on the Scope of Article 34 of the Amended Registration Code 2007

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Ghasempour Amin; Shahbaz Ghahfarrokhi Sajjad; Haghi Hossein

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Journal: LEGAL RESEARCH Year:2025 | Volume:28 | Issue:109 Page(s): 235-252

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A Reflection on the Scope of Article 34 of the Amended Registration Code 2007

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Ghasempour Amin | Shahbaz Ghahfarrokhi Sajjad | Haghi Hossein | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Registration Code

Mortgage

Collateral Sell

Official Documents

Contract with Option Clause

Abstract

In 2007, the legislator amended Article 34 of the Registration Code and made changes to the process of selling mortgaged property. But alongside the advantages of these amendments, there are still some defects and vagueness: The context of the preamble of the Article and its Note 1, at least in apparent, stipulates that the execution of any mortgage contract must be carried out with the intervention of a public authority and the performance of official formalities, while this obligation does not seem logical for ordinary (informal) contracts in which the mortgagee has a mandatum in the sale of collateral. Furthermore, given that both the preamble of Article 34 and its first note attempt to determine the transactions and contracts covered by Article 34, the question must also be answered: What is the contribution of each of the two provisions? And, in fact, what is the difference or possible overlap between the two? The authors have outlined these issues and offered solutions to them.

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