Payame Noor University Civil Law Knowledge 2322-1712 1 2 2013 03 18 The Enforced or Voluntary Liquidation of the Impossibility of Contract The Enforced or Voluntary Liquidation of the Impossibility of Contract 45 54 287 FA M B Journal Article 2012 10 16 Contract as a legal entity is born to continue to exist for a while and normally ends by fulfilling the obligation. During life, or how the circumstance of contract ends, depends on the kind and the type of issue, and various reasons that either contributes significantly to the proper understanding of the implementation. Undoubtedly fulfilling any contract is the simplest way to end a contractual obligation, but to fulfill this approach is not always possible and sometimes for some reasons that is out of parties will, the executing of the contract is not consistently possible for a temporary or permanent period of time. Though the commitment for the sake of its original being, that is: contract, is coming into existence in a moment, but fulfilling the undertaking led from the commitment is not consistently feasible and sometimes impossible. If the impossibility of carrying out an obligation chronologically coincide the occurrence of contract, this case is called the primary impossibility. Fundamentally, contrary to the primary impossibility, in the coming impossibility or the impossibility that occur after the formation will continue, but for some obstacles doing the obligation is impossible. The occurrence of impossibility… The conditions and the obligations of the parties and also the contract will vary and it is possible to lead to an optional or a forceful cancelling of the contract. Contract as a legal entity is born to continue to exist for a while and normally ends by fulfilling the obligation. During life, or how the circumstance of contract ends, depends on the kind and the type of issue, and various reasons that either contributes significantly to the proper understanding of the implementation. Undoubtedly fulfilling any contract is the simplest way to end a contractual obligation, but to fulfill this approach is not always possible and sometimes for some reasons that is out of parties will, the executing of the contract is not consistently possible for a temporary or permanent period of time. Though the commitment for the sake of its original being, that is: contract, is coming into existence in a moment, but fulfilling the undertaking led from the commitment is not consistently feasible and sometimes impossible. If the impossibility of carrying out an obligation chronologically coincide the occurrence of contract, this case is called the primary impossibility. Fundamentally, contrary to the primary impossibility, in the coming impossibility or the impossibility that occur after the formation will continue, but for some obstacles doing the obligation is impossible. The occurrence of impossibility… The conditions and the obligations of the parties and also the contract will vary and it is possible to lead to an optional or a forceful cancelling of the contract. https://clk.journals.pnu.ac.ir/article_287_06185dd0d62f933d3f90e0e63bbebba7.pdf