THE PURPOSE OF THIS ARTICLE WAS TO REVIEW THE APPLIED JURISPRUDENCE ISSUES IN IRANIAN JURISPRUDENCE AND LAW. Arbitration IS THE REFUSAL OF INDIVIDUALS TO INTERVENE BY OFFICIAL AUTHORITIES IN THE TERMINATION OF THEIR CLAIMS RELATING TO THEIR OWN PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THEIR SURRENDER TO THE PRIVATE GOVERNMENT OF INDIVIDUALS. CONSIDERING THAT JUDGING IS A LEGAL AND LEGAL ISSUE, AND BECAUSE OF THE EMPHASIS ON SACRED ISLAMIC LAW AND THE HOLY QUR' AN, JURISTS HAVE ALSO GIVEN GREAT IMPORTANCE TO THE ISSUE OF JUDGMENT. IN IRAN'S LAW, ACCORDING TO THE ADOPTION OF THE PROVISIONS ON Arbitration IN THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, AS AMENDED IN 2000, AS WELL AS THE SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS TO THE ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS IN 2002, PARAGRAPHS 454 TO 501 WERE REFERRED TO Arbitration, AND AFTER THIS TIME, THE GROWTH NO SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT HAS BEEN MADE.