Review the Role of Public Order in the Implementation of Foreign Judgments in Terms of Islam and Iranian law

In this article, with the aim of examining the role of public order and its studying in the implementation of foreign court rulings based on British and Iranian law, we will try to present different perspectives. In examining the rules and legal institutions, jurists of different countries recognize the concept of public order and consider it as a criterion for limiting the will of individuals. However, they do not agree on the nature of the concept of public order and have found it difficult to know the truth. Contrary to some people's beliefs, public order is not a rule and it is not a legal concept, but one of the main features of social life that is used in the judicial system as a model for creating administrative integration. However, it must be argued that today the enforcement of foreign court rulings in civil matters is accepted in the Iranian-legal system, and in some cases the issuance of the enforcement order is intended in civil matters.