Qānūn-i ḥākiim: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The meaning of "governing law or contract-specific law" is the legal system within which the contract is created and takes its validity and enforceability from it. The words and expressions of the contract are interpreted according to it, as the implementation of rights, and the fulfillment of obligations that form the content of the contract. According to that law, issues such as effects and provisions of obligations and responsibilities that arise due to their non-fulfillment are subject to the provisions of that law, and again, it is the same law that has been established in cases of brevity and ambiguity or wherever the parties have held in silence. and if they have not made it clear, it replaces the will of the contracting parties and completes the provisions of the contract From the text of the governing law book