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Lawyers and jurists always study intention as essential element in contracts and onesided dispositions and also indagate its relevant issues but they have never focus on it as an effective element in inheritance neither independently nor dependently because they assume rules governing inheritance as peremptory norms. In this paper we try to prove that a person can change rules governing inheritance by will indirectly. In other words we believe that will is able to change this rules within its authority because there is not any conflict between will and inheritance. Furthermore some of lawyers and jurists in some cases have accepted effects resulting from such wills. Thus we investigate different forms of will (for example deprivation from inheritance or changing share of inheritance and et cetera) witch practically lead to this change .Relating to this, lawmaker, lawyers and jurists' point of view also will be mentioned and subsequently assessed.

Objective: In recent years, growing rural communities have been affected by urbanism processes in various areas of their lives. Undoubtedly, locating villages around urban areas are influenced by the intensity of their urbanism processes. Accordingly, the purpose of this study is to assess the situation of urbanism in the villages surrounding Darab city. Methods: This research is a descriptive-analytical method that documentary method is used to study the history and explanation of the problem and a survey method for collecting information related to urbanism in the surrounding villages. In this regard, according to the number of 3719 households in the villages surveyed, using the Cochran formula and correction, 318 households were calculated as sample size. Sample households were selected to complete the questionnaires by simple random sampling. Data analysis was performed using descriptive, inferential statistics and Vikor model with Excel, SPSS and ArcGIS software. Results: Results of the research confirm that there is a significant difference between the level of urbanism variables with 99% confidence, and the component related to the status of constructions has the highest level of urbanism. Also, the results of Kruskal-Wallis test confirm that there is a significant difference between the studied villages at 1% error level. Based on the results of the ranking of the model used, the Tanghe-Katuyeh village was evaluated in the highest and Akbarabad village was evaluated in the lowest level of urbanization status. Conclusion: Therefore, urbanism was different among the studied villages and its rate in each village has a significant correlation with two variables of distance to the city and the population of each village. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]