Common Contracts

Expiration of the Lease Period and its Effects in Iran’s Civil Law with a Look at the Statutory Provisions of Egypt and France Amir Reza khadish Ph.D. student of law, Faculty of Humanities, Amol Branch, Islamic Azad university, Amol, iran

March 31st, 2018

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  March 31st, 2018

Abstract: Lease is an agreement reached by a landlord and a tenant as a result of which the latter is conveyed the possessory rights of a real estate or a property belonging to the former. The person having the possession of a real estate property is called the landlord and the person being conveyed the possessory rights thereof in a lease contract is called the tenant. The present study is looking for answers to two questions. The first one is pertinent to the whereabouts of the lease period expiration in Iran’s law as compared to the regulations of Egypt and France? The second question is related to the idea as to what are the effects of lease period expiration in Egypt and France’s laws in contrast to Iran’s regulations? The results of the present study indicated that the lease contract is terminated as soon as it reaches its expiration date. However, although there is no particular text on the explicit or implicit resumption as well as extending of the lease contract in Iran’s law