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The Theory of Nullity in Islamic Jurisprudence
This article aims to conduct a comparative analysis of contract cancellation theories in the Jordanian and French legal systems, focusing on contracts involving the illegal transfer of another party's property. This study examines the fundamental differences between the concepts of absolute and rela
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