PREVENTIVE MEASURES FOR THE TWO MARRIED FROM DISEASES AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT
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The scope of this research is determined in the issues of preventive measures against diseases that the spouses must follow before concluding marriage. We look at the medical examination and its impact on the marriage contract, as well as the impact of diseases that affect the married in Iraqi law, UAE law, Syrian law, Algerian law and Qatari law in the solutions contained in these laws to these issues.
We have taken the method of comparison as a methodology in our research by clarifying the meaning of medical examination in language, terminology and law and clarified the definition of mental illness and infectious diseases and then clarified the legal nature of the medical examination before marriage as well as the statement of issues involved in the concept of mental and infectious diseases and their content in Iraq, Algeria, the Emirates, Syria and the country.
We have dealt with the subject of the research by dividing it into two chapters with the introduction and conclusion as follows: The first chapter- we dealt with everything related to medical examination from a legal point of view, while we dealt with in the second chapter- the statement of mental illness and infectious diseases and a statement of the position of Arab laws and legislations thereof.
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