Incomplete testimony and the role of the civil judiciary in completing its authority

Abstract

The testimony is evidence of the evidence referred to by the Iraqi law and is considered a legally accepted means used by the parties to the conflict to convince the judge of the veracity of the facts they claim. If the testimony alone is sufficient to resolve the dispute, consider the evidence to be complete and resolve the case before the court, but if the testimony is incomplete and unable on its own to resolve the dispute before the judiciary and convince the court of its authority, it is incomplete and the dispute cannot be resolved in this way except by completing its authority by the judiciary by completing this deficiency, which is based on the authority or authority granted to the court to indicate and direct the litigants, which shows the positive role of the civil judiciary and the discretion of the dispute.