Activating the supervisory role of the judge in the civil case

  • Faris Ali Omar Ali Al - Jarjari
  • Ziad Mohammed Shehata

Abstract

The penalty is of great importance in the realm of law in general, and in the civil procedure in particular, and this importance arose after the development of life and increased complexity, as the discounts became more complex and the ways to solve it and the people differed from the normal nature and the increase of the good and subtle, and shows different images of Resorting to legal tricks and prevarication and trying to obliterate the truth by various means and methods, so we find that most of the legislation seeks to link most of the judicial proceedings — if not most of them — with a kind of procedural sanctions commensurate with the place to be answered, which is a description of the procedural shop which does not It corresponds to its model either because it was not originally taken or to be taken in a flawed manner, thereby depriving it of its legal effects, and this sanction has its own elements that are based on it and have its legal nature that distinguishes it from other sanctions.
The imperatives of evolution have necessitated that procedural sanctions be accompanied by, at the very least, other substantive regimes to change the mechanism for the design of such sanctions, in particular after asserting their independent role in the protection of the legal system, and their follow-up finds that such sanctions have not kept pace with this renaissance in the world today, and have only A small amount

Published
May 10, 2018
How to Cite
OMAR ALI AL - JARJARI, Faris Ali; SHEHATA, Ziad Mohammed. Activating the supervisory role of the judge in the civil case. Tikrit University Journal for Rights - مجلة جامعة تكريت للحقوق, [S.l.], v. 2, n. 1, p. 208-241, may 2018. ISSN 2663-8983. Available at: <http://tujr.tu.edu.iq/index.php/t/article/view/58>. Date accessed: 27 nov. 2019. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.25130/rights.v2i1.58.