Legal consulting contract for Dr. Elias Nasseef

Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Author: Elias Nassif Classification: Cities Publication Year: 2026 ISBN: 9786144017296 Book Index Introduction Part One: The Nature of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations and Its Formation Chapter One: Definition of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations, Its Characteristics, and Its Similarities to Some Contracts First: Definition of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations and Its Concept A - In Language B - In Jurisprudence C - In Law Second: General Characteristics of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations A - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Mutual Contract B - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Contract with Compensation C - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Consent Contract D - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Contract of Voluntary Agreement and Not a Contract of Imposition E - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is an Individual Contract and Not a Collective Contract F - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Simple Contract and Not a Complex Contract G - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Consent Contract and Not a Specific Contract H - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is Originally an Immediate Execution Contract and Not a Continuous Contract I - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Non-Designated Contract J - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Contract for Providing Work K - The Civil or Commercial Nature of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Third: Specific Characteristics of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations A - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is a Professional Contract B - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations is Based on Personal Consideration C - The Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Creates Specific Obligations Fourth: Differentiating the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations from Similar Contracts A - Differentiation from Legally Established Contracts 1 - From the Lease Contract 2 - From the Employment Contract 3 - From the Agency Contract 4 - From the Sale Contract 5 - From the Contracting (Construction) Contract B - Differentiation from Other Contracts 1 - From the Scientific Research Contract 2 - From the Technology Transfer Contract Chapter Two: Formation of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Preliminary First: Elements of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Section One: Parties to the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations First: The Legal Advisor A - The Legal Advisor is a Natural Person B - Limiting Legal Advisors to Specific Persons 1 - The Legal Advisor is a Lawyer < Duties and Rights of the Lawyer - Duties of the Lawyer - Duties of the Lawyer as an Agent - Rights of the Lawyer as an Agent < The Lawyer's Work as a Legal Advisor < The Obligation of Capital Companies to Appoint a Permanent Lawyer with Annual Fees 2 - The Legal Advisor is a University Professor 3 - The Legal Advisor is a Judge in a Honorary Position < Rights of the Judge in the Honorary Position < Obligations of the Judge in the Honorary Position C - The Legal Advisor is a Legal Entity 1 - Legitimacy of the Legal Advisor Being a Legal Person 2 - The Lawyer's Right to Participate and Dedicate Time for His Rights 3 - Intention to Work for the Company 4 - The Authority of the Syndicate to Accept or Reject Company Registration 5 - Payment of Membership Fees by Lawyers Joining a Civil Company 6 - The Relationship Between Lawyer Partners, the Company, and Clients Second: The Client or Beneficiary of the Consultation Third: Legal Consultations Provided by the Legislation and Consultations Authority Affiliated with the Ministry of Justice A - Presidency of the Legislation and Consultations Authority B - Tasks of the Legislation and Consultations Authority in the Ministry of Justice 1 - Tasks Based on Requests from Relevant Departments 2 - Tasks Based on Requests from the Minister 3 - Interpretation of Legal Texts 4 - Providing Opinions on Works and Contracts 5 - Legal Issues and Tasks Assigned to the Authority to Provide Opinions or Draft Texts 6 - Providing Opinions on Reconciliations 7 - Customary Certification 8 - Proof of the Content of Lebanese Law 9 - Signing the Advisory Opinion C - Procedures for Consultations by the Authority 1 - Request for Consultation 2 - Presenting the Consultation to the Director General of the Ministry of Justice 3 - The Supreme Advisory Body and Its Authorities D - Highly Important Consultations E - Non-Obligation of the Advisory Opinion Issued by the Authority Fourth: Legal and Administrative Consultations Provided by Other Public Administrative Bodies A - Consultations by the Central Inspection Authority B - Consultations by the Audit Bureau C - Consultations by the Civil Service Council D - Consultations by the Contracting Supervision Section Two: Consensus in the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations, Its Subject, Cause, Proof, Form, and Interpretation First: Consensus in the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations A - Offer and Acceptance and Their Agreement B - Defects of Consent in the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations 1 - Mistake in the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations 2 - Deception in the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations 3 - Coercion in the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations 4 - Ghabn (Unfair Gain) in the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations C - Proof of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Second: The Subject of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Third: The Cause of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Fourth: The Form of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations and Its Interpretation A - The Form of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations B - Interpretation of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Part Two: Effects of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Chapter One: Obligations of the Legal Advisor First: The Obligation of the Legal Advisor to Provide Legal Consultation A - The Content of the Obligation to Provide Consultation 1 - Defining the Scope of the Legal Consultation 2 - Searching for Legal Solutions 3 - Guidance and Advice in the Consultation 4 - Focusing on Legal Solutions B - Nature of the Obligation of the Legal Advisor to Provide Consultation C - Obligation of the Legal Advisor to Provide the Consultation at the Agreed Time D - Delivering the Consultation to the Client Second: The Obligation of the Legal Advisor to Maintain Confidentiality Chapter Two: Obligations of the Client First: The Client's Obligation to Pay the Fees to the Legal Advisor A - Obligation to Pay Fees B - Determining the Fees C - Consequences of the Fees D - Timing of Payment of Fees E - Place of Payment of Fees F - Creditor and Debtor of the Fees G - Prohibition of Modifying the Agreed Fees H - Guarantees for the Fees Second: The Client's Obligation to Deliver the Work After Its Completion by the Legal Advisor Third: The Client's Obligation to Cooperate Fourth: Civil Liability of the Legal Advisor A - Contractual Liability of the Legal Advisor 1 - Elements of the Contractual Liability of the Legal Advisor - The First Element: The Legal Advisor's Error - The Second Element: Damage to the Client - The Third Element: Causal Relationship Between Error and Damage 2 - Effects of the Contractual Liability of the Legal Advisor - First Result: Cancellation or Termination of the Contract - Second Result: Compensation B - Tort Liability of the Legal Advisor 1 - Scope of Tort Liability of the Legal Advisor - Liability Toward the Client - Liability Toward Others 2 - Scope of Tort Liability of the Legal Advisor C - Agreement to Modify the Liability of the Legal Advisor 1 - Conditions for Exempting the Legal Advisor from Liability 2 - Conditions for Reducing the Liability of the Legal Advisor 3 - Conditions for Increasing the Liability of the Legal Advisor Part Three: Termination of the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Chapter One: Termination Due to Providing the Consultation, Judicial Ruling, or Impossibility of Implementation First: Termination Due to Providing the Consultation Second: Termination by Cancellation, Invalidity, or Revocation of the Contract Third: Termination Due to Impossibility of Implementation or the Death of the Legal Advisor A - Termination Due to Impossibility of Implementation B - Termination Due to the Death of the Legal Advisor Chapter Two: Termination by the Client's Unilateral Will and General Causes of Contract Termination First: Termination by the Client's Unilateral Will A - The Employer's (Client's) Right to Withdraw from the Contract (Providing Legal Consultations) Unilaterally B - Conditions for the Client to Unilaterally Withdraw from the Contract 1 - The First Condition: The Work Subject to the Consultation Has Not Been Completed 2 - The Second Condition: The Party Withdraws Is the Client 3 - The Third Condition: The Client's Withdrawal Is Based on His Unilateral Will 4 - The Fourth Condition: The Contract Should Not Be Reversible C - Effects of the Client's Withdrawal from the Contract for Providing Legal Consultations Second: Termination Due to the Legal Advisor's Loss of Capacity or Illness Third: Termination by Mutual Agreement Fourth: Termination by Dissolution According to General Rules Conclusion