المبررات القانونية لمراجعة الأحكام القضائية من قبل محكمة الموضوع : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

There is no doubt that the judicial ruling when issued is still valid and provoked to provoke the law.

When a judge decides on a particular matter and separates it, he thereby exhausts the power of the authority vested in him on that matter.

He may not revoke what has been done, or reconsider the previous ruling even if His judgment was invalid.

If the court issues its judgment, it loses its authority and cannot amend its ruling or amend its ruling, whether or not to amend the provision by deleting it.

However, the judge may issue a judgment with certain errors or ambiguities, and sometimes he may overlook the dismissal of some of the motions before him when the sentence is issued, and these cases must be removed, which necessitates that the legislator come out on the basis of exhaustion and authorizes the court that issued the ruling to remove these errors as The courts can do this by reviewing them without challenging them.