الأحكام القضائية المتعلقة بضوابط الغبن في القضاء السعودي

الملخص EN

This article aims to clarify the judicial provisions and controls for injustice in the judicial pronouncements in the Saudi judiciary, pinpointing their compatibility with the jurisprudence regarding the choice of injustice.

It consists of an introduction, two sections, and a conclusion that includes the most important results, including that the principle in assessing gross injustice in the Saudi judiciary is determined by the custom of merchants and market people.

More concretely, whoever has experience in the market and is aware of the reality of buying and selling shall not retain the choice if he is treated unjustly, unless he is deceived.

In addition, injustice is not absent against every broker.

Likewise, if a long period of time elapses as the deceived person does not claim his right, his right to retain the choice is forfeited, and likewise if the deceived person disposes the commodity by selling or gifting it, he shall lose his right to retain the choice.