The current Iran Commercial Law has been ratified before the Islamic Revolution on May 3rd, 1932 and consists of sixteen chapters.
The first chapter is dedicated to the definition of merchants and commercial transactions that clarifies the constituting elements of a merchant and explain how a transaction should be considered as a commercial transactin.

Is it possible for a foreigner to purchase an immovable property in Iran?
The above question, is the most frequent inquiry that I have received from my non-Iranian friends.
According to Article 1 of the above Regulations, a foreigner who is willing to have a real property for residence, business or industrial purposes, shall submit his/her request in the form of a declaration letter to the local Real Estate Registry Office

The current Iran Labor Law has been ratified after Islamic Revolution on September 24th, 1989. The Iranian labor law consists of twelve chapter

The total amount of SSO fees in Iran is 30% of the salary of the employees. 23% of this amount shall be paid by the employers and 7% is the contribution of the employees which should be deducted from their salaries and pay to the SSO directly by the employers.

The criminal Defense in Iran consists of the rules states in the Islamic Penal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure which both ratified and amended after the Islamic Revolution, in 2014.
In general, the right of defense is a kind of right that everyone may enjoy whenever he/she deems as an accused person before the court. Therefore, your race, sex, age, and even your position wouldn’t be important.

The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Law regarding the protection of Intellectual Property divides into two periods of time, before and after the Islamic revolution. By considering that the Laws before the Islamic revolution remained valid even after the revolution, Intellectual Property Law protects intellectual/intangible assets such as inventions, trademarks, industrial designs, and geographical indications.

Iranian Family Law constitutes of the rules in Civil Law and Iran’s Family Protection Law which amended on 19th February 2013. Also, there are some other issues regarding Family Law based on the daily needs of the community which has specific laws such as the “Law on the Protection of Children and Adolescents without Family or with Bad family” (the “Adoption Law”) that ratified on 2013.