Volume 1 , Issue 2 , December 2013 , Pages 8-36
1 كلية القانون والسياسة بجامعة السليمانية
Some of the contractual relations, for social, economical, and legal considerations, have characteristics that make them closer to the organizational relationships that the law organizes by himself, without regard to the agreement of contracting parties to implement the principle of pacta sunt servanda. And the intervention of law in this relationship despite of the caveats, is actually an intervention for the benefit of the contractual system which the law presumes they occur in certain models for the benefit that deserves protection more than the interest of one of the contractors or both of them in some cases, to the extent that the law could interfere with the supposed existence of the relationship, or lack thereof, in order to protect it for the benefit of one of the contracting parties, and thus protecting the trust in the system of the contract which achieves several goals.