The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of Contract
The paper revealed that the contract law at the conceptual level is substantially similar in common law, civil law and Sharīah to the extent that the writers of Islamic law of contract do not explore, especially in the area of remedies for anticipatory breach of contractual obligations, beyond the b...
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Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali Press (UNISSA Press)
2022-12-01
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| author | Abdul Rahman Abdul Wahab Adunola |
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| description | The paper revealed that the contract law at the conceptual level is substantially similar in common law, civil law and Sharīah to the extent that the writers of Islamic law of contract do not explore, especially in the area of remedies for anticipatory breach of contractual obligations, beyond the boundaries of common law and civil law systems. However, the differences can be found in the application of the remedies. Thus, this paper suggests a method which can be employed to harmonise the area of divergence among these systems of law. Similarly, in the aspect of remedies for breach of contractual obligations, the research recommends that, in a scenario whereby damages are the only remedy to remedy anticipatory breach of contractual obligations, it should be on the ground of non-commitment of the breaker and not on the ground of expectation interest of performing party. The qualitative research methodology is utilised and the data gathered from the valuable literature of the Muslim and western writers were employed to accomplish the study. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e0b76074c0fb4e7e9893c8290c1ec3732023-04-20T04:00:22ZaraUniversiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali Press (UNISSA Press)International Journal of 'Umrānic Studies2617-93932617-94072022-12-01211118558The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of ContractAbdul Rahman Abdul Wahab AdunolaThe paper revealed that the contract law at the conceptual level is substantially similar in common law, civil law and Sharīah to the extent that the writers of Islamic law of contract do not explore, especially in the area of remedies for anticipatory breach of contractual obligations, beyond the boundaries of common law and civil law systems. However, the differences can be found in the application of the remedies. Thus, this paper suggests a method which can be employed to harmonise the area of divergence among these systems of law. Similarly, in the aspect of remedies for breach of contractual obligations, the research recommends that, in a scenario whereby damages are the only remedy to remedy anticipatory breach of contractual obligations, it should be on the ground of non-commitment of the breaker and not on the ground of expectation interest of performing party. The qualitative research methodology is utilised and the data gathered from the valuable literature of the Muslim and western writers were employed to accomplish the study.https://unissa.edu.bn/journal/index.php/ijus/article/view/556contract lawcontractual obligationsanticipatory breachremedies |
| spellingShingle | Abdul Rahman Abdul Wahab Adunola The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of Contract International Journal of 'Umrānic Studies contract law contractual obligations anticipatory breach remedies |
| title | The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of Contract |
| title_full | The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of Contract |
| title_fullStr | The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of Contract |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of Contract |
| title_short | The Harmonisation of Shariah and Civil Law in the Area of Contract with Special Reference to the Remedies for Anticipatory Breach of Contract |
| title_sort | harmonisation of shariah and civil law in the area of contract with special reference to the remedies for anticipatory breach of contract |
| topic | contract law contractual obligations anticipatory breach remedies |
| url | https://unissa.edu.bn/journal/index.php/ijus/article/view/556 |
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