The place of public order in contracts with the approach to international conventions

Public order is one of the most important legal entities that has a special status in the legal system of all countries. This institution has a very close relationship with the interests of the community, and even many lawyers have defined it in the public interest in defining public order. Since the benefits of relative concepts and the change of time and place change the concept. Therefore, the nature of public order is also variable and relative, and its territory is widespread and tight due to changes in social and economic conditions, and this relative nature of it causes a lot of discrepancies regarding the definition, the basis and the realm Public order has been made. It can be said that one of the most important and basic examples of public order is the establishment of order and security in society, or to prevent any chaos, violations, and crimes. Considering these issues, in this article the public order position in contracts is considered with an approach to international conventions.