Procedural system for the judicial cancellation of expropriation suit Analytical study supported by

Abstract

Abstract: The original Iraqi legislator established procedural rules that apply to all lawsuits, but in expropriation lawsuits we find that he established a special procedural system for the privacy that they enjoy, so he sought to establish special procedures for requesting expropriation as well if it is cancelled, whether at the request of the expropriator or the expropriated from, so we find that the procedures stipulated in the expropriation law differ from the civil procedure law, starting from the submission of the request and passing through attendance and absence and managing the lawsuit and procedural penalties and the ruling in the lawsuit and its annulment and annulment of rulings and methods of appeal, which formed a jurisprudential and judicial dispute in the interpretation of some legal texts, as the expropriation law stipulated the procedures for annulling the expropriation whether before or after issuing the ruling and explained the effects that result from it, which formed a jurisprudential dispute about the nature of the judge’s decision to annul, whether it is an annulment of the lawsuit petition or a jurisdictional order for the administration to withdraw its decision.