Objection to legal conciliation rulings in accordance with the Jordanian Conciliation Courts Law No. 23 of 2017
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https://doi.org/10.25255/jss.2019.8.4.817.831Keywords:
Methods of appeal, objection, conciliation court law, conciliation legal rulingsAbstract
Justice is of great value in that life is upright in it. Justice is the balance of life and the lawsuit that is the means to obtain the right, and since the lawsuit is the means to obtain the right, the judgment is the goal by which the rights and legal positions are established, since the judgment issued by the judge is a human act subject to error, so it is the right of the individual if He did not accept the ruling issued against him to object to it through appeal.
The legislator has specified two methods of appeal: Appeal by ordinary methods, which are appeals, objections, and unusual methods of appeal, which are cassation, objection by others, and retrial.
The appeal by objecting to the legal reconciliation rulings is one of the new methods, as there was no text that allows objection to the human rights reconciliation rulings, so I present this study to shed light on the legal provisions regulating the objection to the human rights reconciliation rulings according to the Magistrate Courts Law and related laws and to indicate the procedures and periods How to submit an appeal, the body to which it is submitted, and the body that has the right to object.
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