The Rule of Preventing Fraud against Law in the Domestic Law

Though, in the International Law, fraud against law has been spoken of, fraud against law occurs in the scope of domestic law as well. Fraud against law in the domestic law is employment of correct and legal means to attain illegal goals and consequences. Theory of orientation, theory of abuse of rights and theory of good will are legal foundations of [the theory of] fraud against law. Sanctions for frauds against law are different in domestic and international law. In the domestic law, he who commits fraud wants to harm others; thus, a sanction protecting the rights of the victim will be sufficient and fraud against law, if some conditions are observed, will make the transaction null and void. The present writing tries to explain the rule of preventing fraud against law in domestic law and its sanction, and criticizes arguments posed by the opponents of the above rule. Finally, the present writing analyzes the legal status of contracts concluded on the basis of fraud against law.