Iran Judiciary Bar Exam case studies
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The Iranian Bar Exam (locally known as the Kanoon Vokala examination) is the licensing gateway for candidates who wish to practise as attorneys (vakil) in Iran. It is administered under the authority of the Iranian judiciary and the bar association structure, and passing it is a prerequisite for professional admission. The exam is a demanding, multi-subject test delivered in multiple-choice format, drawing on the core legal curriculum taught in Iranian law faculties: civil law and civil procedure, criminal law and criminal procedure, commercial law, family law, constitutional and administrative law, Islamic jurisprudence and legal principles, and professional ethics. Because the syllabus is broad and the competition is strong, successful candidates typically prepare over many months, working through recognised Iranian legal treatises and statute books, then drilling timed multiple-choice sets to build recall speed and accuracy. The Iran Judiciary Bar Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 2,239 words.
1The Interrupted Prescription Period and the Suspended Contract
On 1 Farvardin 1398, A sells B a residential apartment for 12,000,000,000 rials, payable in two installments. B pays the first installment but defaults on the second, due 1 Mehr 1398.
513 words, about 3 min2Default Judgment Without Proper Service
C sues D in a civil court for 800,000,000 rials. The court issues a summons to D's registered address.
420 words, about 2 min3The Employee Who Took the Cash Box
E, a cashier at a retail store, is accused of taking 50,000,000 rials from the register over two weeks. The store's manager, M, reviews CCTV footage but the camera angle does not capture the register.
395 words, about 2 min4The Shareholder Who Wants the Company's Books
F holds 8% of the shares in a private joint-stock company (sherkat-e sahami-e khass). For two years the board has refused to convene an ordinary general meeting and has refused F's written requests to inspect the company's books and minutes.
463 words, about 2 min5The Administrative Order Without Reasons
A municipality issues an order demolishing a shop owned by G, citing 'urban planning violations' but giving no specific provision, no measurement, and no opportunity to respond. The order is signed by a deputy mayor.
448 words, about 2 min