A compulsion to marry- a comparative study
Section: RESEARCH
Abstract
The Iraqi legislators regarded the compulsive marriage contract invalid, if the marriage is not commensumated, and valid if it is commensumted, where as most of the Fuqahaas (religius scholars) regarded it as invalid contract wether marriage is commenced or not, other Fughaa regarded it valid and compulsive, the some of the other recent Fughaa, a contract depending on the acceptance of the forced contract when coersive condition become void.
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