Based on Article No. (70): If the judgment is based on conciliation or agreement between the litigants, they do not have the right to object or appeal against the judgment.
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Common Questions
Do the litigants have the right to object or appeal the ruling if the ruling was based on conciliation or agreement?
When does the objection period begin if the convicted person is absent from the ruling council?
In the event that the convicted person is absent from the ruling council, the court sets a date for depositing the judgment in the case file, and through this date the objection period begins in accordance with the text of Article No. (57). The circuit sets a date for receiving a copy of the judgment, in accordance with Article No. (166). If the period for the objection expires and the convicted person does not submit the objection, then he acquires the final judgment.
What are the cases in which it is permissible to object to its ruling?
It is permissible to object to:
– Every judgment issued in the crime of conviction
-Every ruling issued contradicts the book
-Every ruling issued contradicts the Sunnah
– Every ruling issued that violates the regulations related to the jurisdiction of the court
How can I object to the ruling?
You can file an appeal or petition for reconsideration
What is the legal period for objecting to a ruling issued by the court?
The objection period is 30 days, except for urgent cases, in which the objection period is ten days (Article 187 of the Sharia Procedure Law)
Whoever fails to attend the sessions and a judgment is passed against him, is he entitled to object?
Yes, he is entitled to do so during the prescribed legal period (Article 197 of the Sharia Procedure Law)
