Obtaining Security from Stateless Persons in Bringing a Suit

Boundary is a political factor which segregates people of different countries physically and mentally and affects their legal relations. Governments, in their territories consider some rights for their citizens, which foreigners are deprived of them. Mutually, citizens of a government have certain duties that non-citizens exempt from them. An instance of such relations in Iranian legal system is obtaining security from foreigners when they bring a suit against an Iranian citizen, in order to recompense probable damages to defendant in case of frivolous claims, which is mentioned in article 144 of Civil Procedure Law for public and revolutionary courts in civil matters. The matter of this paper is whether stateless persons have to make such deposits or it's unfair to ask them; since there is no letter of the law in this case. In the following, we have reviewed both ideas and found out that exemption of stateless persons from the deposit is more preferred.