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May 7, 2026Journal of Anbar University for Law and Political Sciences0 citationsOpen Access

The idea of multiple options in civil law, a comparative study

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ZAZeena Alobaide

Key Points

  • The research examines how multiple options influence contract continuity within civil law.
  • Comparative study of civil law principles.
  • Analysis of the impact of multiple options on contract termination.
  • Evaluation of legal applications concerning creditors, debtors, and judges.
  • Identifies that multiple options can help avoid contract termination.
  • Highlights the need for laws to adapt to digital technology advancements.

Abstract

It has become certain that the idea of multiple options has a great impact on the continuity of the contract as a general principle, as the matter depends on this multiplicity and its options in the continuation of the contract without its termination or cancellation, as the goal achieved from these options is that it gives the parties to the contract more than one solution instead of terminating and demolishing the contract, as multiplicity gives more than one opportunity to choose, in addition to the fact that the subject of multiple options in itself is related to the general theory of the contract in view of the clear and important impact that the options have on the continuity of the contract and on the rules and principles that govern it, such as the impact of these options on the principle of binding authority of the contract due to what the content of multiplicity possesses and its impact on restricting the principle of the authority of the will, so the importance of this emerges in determining the provisions that regulate the process of multiplicity in options, in addition to the importance of the research being linked to the applications related to those options that came once to the creditor and once to the debtor and another time to the judge, as the laws must keep pace with modern developments arising from the age of digital technology, and meet the needs of society,

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Zeena Alobaide (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbe382164b5133a91a2cachttps://doi.org/10.37651/aujlps.2025.156275.1433
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