Pathology on the Evolution of Competence in Cases of Government Civil responsibility in Iran

The civil liability of the state is one of the modern concepts which it has been shaped by the evolution of recent centuries. With the Mashrouteh Revolution, this concept was introduced in Iran as a legal issue. Together with the changes of the Islamic Revolution of 1979, the concept was more and more at the center of attention of lawyers by establishing the Administrative Justice Court in 1979. In the last few decades, changes in concerning the jurisdiction of the Administrative Justice Court has happened on the handling of damages cases of the government civil responsibility which deserves to be analyzed. The present paper relies on the following question: "What are the changes regarding to the civil liability cases of the government in Iran?" Using descriptive-analytic research method, the subject has been studied by the pathological analysis. And this is the result Which although note 1 of the article 10 of the Act on the Establishment and Procedure of the Administrative Justice Court in 2013 has modified Not only the previous objections, such as dealing with two courts to a single issue, not resolved but also in terms of writing, It has been added new deficiencies, such as the failure to assign competent authority to handle damage pillars.