Status of financial contracts of people with bipolar disorder from a civil rights perspective.

The basis of legal acts is the will of individuals, and without the intention and will, the nature of credit does not exist. The will is an internal and sensual matter and will not have legal effects until it is expressed and expressed. The spread of new mental illnesses in people has caused the will of people with different types of such illnesses to be questioned. With the spread of information and the advancement of technology, access to many specialized topics in various other fields has become possible. Because of this, many researchers, such as legal scholars, are more inclined to research in other specialized fields. Examining bipolar disorder and its conditions, we find that patients with bipolar disorder are considered isolated in terms of the nature of what they are experiencing and the mood they have. Hence, the kind of type 1 bipolar patients and rapid-cycling bipolar patients are void and ineffective due to the complete mania and insanity they experience. Patients with type 2 bipolar disorder and cyclothymic disorder are not insane about this situation, but due to their mood swings, they do not have the necessary will to form legal actions, and the status of this group of bipolar patients must be To be examined.