THE COMPARATIVE STUDY SUPEVISION ON THE PARLIMENTS ELECTION IN IRAN AND ENGLAND

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HASHEMI SEYED MOHAMAD; EDALATJU AZAM

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Journal: AZAD LEGAL RESEARCHES Year:2011 | Volume:- | Issue:11 Page(s): 199-243

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THE COMPARATIVE STUDY SUPEVISION ON THE PARLIMENTS ELECTION IN IRAN AND ENGLAND

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HASHEMI SEYED MOHAMAD | EDALATJU AZAM | Issue Writer Certificate

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ELECTION PROVISIONQ2

PARLIAMENTQ2

PARLIAMENT ELECTIONQ2

SUPERVISIONQ1

ELECTORQ2

ELECTEDQ2

Abstract

The comparative study of elective system paves the way for optimization of elective provisions in the literature of constitutional law in countries. This study (research) wants to consider the SUPERVISION on the PARLIAMENT's election in Iran and England. Election is one of the basic obligations and prerequisites of men chauvinism and legality in new systems. However mere disposition of election do not help to promote democracy, unless other rights and basic freedoms of democracy will be recognized. So everyone believed that the necessity of the SUPERVISION on election. The purpose of determination of supervisors is correct implementation of provisions and preventing unlawful interfering of executive and political authorities. The main goal is preservation of the safety election. And unconditional SUPERVISION without any responding cannot satisfy this goal the Iranian law system is based on doubled SUPERVISION. According with the 99th principle of constitutional law of Iran, the guardian council do this SUPERVISION and then letter of credit of ELECTED deputy is considered and enacted. The 99th principle of constitutional law does not determine how this SUPERVISION should be and this leads to different legal conceptions. In addition to SUPERVISION of safety of election SUPERVISION on election of represent active is done. This issue was the main caves of elective crises. The councils SUPERVISION is approbation and includes all the stages of election, the ELECTED supervisors by the council do not have independent competence and the council’s decisions are final and binding. There are basic differences in law and political system of Iran and England. And there is no similar association like guardian council- which does the SUPERVISION on the election- in elective system of England. Exact and unambiguous conditions help to distinguish issue of competence. And often do by the parties. In addition the SUPERVISION has persuasive aspect and is based an individual complaints which can be pursued by the special elective court.

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HASHEMI, SEYED MOHAMAD, & EDALATJU, AZAM. (2011). THE COMPARATIVE STUDY SUPEVISION ON THE PARLIMENTS ELECTION IN IRAN AND ENGLAND. AZAD LEGAL RESEARCHES, -(11), 199-243. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/219676/en

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HASHEMI SEYED MOHAMAD, EDALATJU AZAM. THE COMPARATIVE STUDY SUPEVISION ON THE PARLIMENTS ELECTION IN IRAN AND ENGLAND. AZAD LEGAL RESEARCHES[Internet]. 2011;-(11):199-243. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/219676/en

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SEYED MOHAMAD HASHEMI, and AZAM EDALATJU, “THE COMPARATIVE STUDY SUPEVISION ON THE PARLIMENTS ELECTION IN IRAN AND ENGLAND,” AZAD LEGAL RESEARCHES, vol. -, no. 11, pp. 199–243, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/219676/en

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