دور المحكم في تطبيق المبادئ العامة للقانون

Abstract EN

According to the law's of nature: everything is formed from a group of elements and components that form its basis and the basis of its emergence, so everything is equal to the sum of the elements and materials from which it is formed.

This rule finds its presence in the material of our research, which revolves around the arbitrator's application of the general principles of law.

These principles can be described as the raw, raw materials from which the legal rules are made.

The first enters into the formation of the second and needs a manufacturer: Except he is the legislator, and these principles may develop later through the judiciary or arbitration, as they are an inexhaustible source, which both the arbitrator and the judge resort to: When needed, as they are characterized by a general nature derived from their recognition by the national legislation of most countries, regardless of the namre of the legal system to which they belong.

On the other hand, they are characterized by being basic principles as they dominate a set of detailed rules that branch from them.