Lien, consequences And mutual interest contracts in exchange contracts:

Lien is the right of recoupment by one party until liability fulfillment by other party. This right becomes binding in exchange contracts such as: sale and rent (lease). The main criteria for separationg them from non- exchange contracts is commitment and confrontation between parties, such that if one of these two is removed, the contrant will not been of exchange type. In addition to describing A major reason for conducting this research is investigation of the lien enforcement domain and lacking of its application for sale as well as highlighting its effects and consequences in mutual interest contracts from the viewpoint of jurisprudents. The research method is librarian and by using of appropriate.
In this writing we described lien. Results showed that enforcement domain of the lien is not limited to sale contract; rather it involves other contracts such as rentand mutual interest settlement. Some of its consequences are its deposition on the lienclaimer andlacking of need to bring a suit and the court sentence for enforcing it.