Home
[size=35][size=35]Federal Court in 2023...more than 300 lawsuits, 47 state orders, and 11 interpretive decisions[/size]
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
[/size]
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.][/size]
01-25-2024 | 04:17
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
[/size]
204 views
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Al-Sumaria News - Local
[ltr]
[size=16]
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 0%
[/ltr]
Court member Judge Haider Ali Nouri said, “On the occasion of the seventh anniversary of Iraqi Judiciary Day, the Federal Supreme Court, through its President, Judge Jassim Muhammad Abboud, and all its members, extends its highest congratulations and blessings to the Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Faiq Zaidan. May God Almighty restore the judiciary and judges with goodness and prosperity.” And the blessing.”
He added, "Many of the constitutions of the countries of the world adopted the dual judicial system, the ordinary and the administrative, whereby either of them exercises, depending on the circumstances and based on what the constitution stipulates, a jurisdiction in addition to its original jurisdiction, to consider the constitutionality of laws so that it thus assumes the duties of the constitutional judiciary, while the constitutions of other countries adopted Another is the tripartite system of the judiciary embodied in the constitutional, administrative, and ordinary judiciary, with an emphasis on the independence of any of them in terms of authority and jurisdiction. This is what the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq of 2005 adopted, in accordance with its texts and provisions, in response to the vision of the founding authority of the Constitution expressed clearly and explicitly in the preparatory work of the Constitution Writing Committee. Confirmed in the book of minutes of meetings of the Iraqi Constitution Writing Committee for the year 2005, first edition 2018, and the constitutional judiciary in Iraq is embodied in the Federal Supreme Court,” according to Al-Qadha newspaper.
He added, “The Federal Supreme Court in Iraq is an independent constitutional authority formed in accordance with its Establishment Law No. (30) of 2005, amended by Law No. (25) of 2021, of a president, a vice president, seven original members, and four part-time reserve members, exercising its powers and powers based on The provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for the year 2005 in accordance with Articles (52 and 93) thereof and Article (4) of its amended founding law and some other special laws and its internal regulations.”
He continued, "The Federal Supreme Court is one of the components of the independent judiciary that enjoys complete and absolute independence based on the provisions of Articles (89 and 92/First) of the Constitution. It is inferred from the aforementioned two texts that the Federal Supreme Court enjoys two types of independence. The first is the formal independence that It is determined in accordance with the constitutional structure stipulated for the authorities in the state, which is based on the principle of separation of powers with the presence of cooperation, integration and harmony between them. It lies in the independence of the Federal Supreme Court from the legislative and executive authorities. The second type of independence is qualitative and objective independence based primarily on the nature of the tasks and powers. The powers exercised by the Federal Supreme Court are based on the provisions of the Constitution, its founding law, and its internal regulations referred to above, and are embodied in its independence from the ordinary judiciary and the administrative judiciary.”
Judge Nouri pointed out that “the Federal Supreme Court has proven the truth of its independence through the quality of the rulings it issued, its interpretive decisions, and the solid constitutional principles it contains, which are referred to as the Banu, confirming that it is the true protector of the Constitution, including the basic foundations it contains for building the state of law and constitutional institutions, such as rights, freedoms, independence of the judiciary, and deliberation.” Peaceful authority, periodic elections, etc.
He continued: Everything issued by the federal authorities is subject to the supervision and scrutiny of the Federal Supreme Court in accordance with its jurisdiction stipulated in Article (93/First and Third) of the Constitution, in addition to its other jurisdictions stipulated in the rest of the paragraphs of the aforementioned article and Article (52) thereof related to deciding on the validity of the MP’s membership in The House of Representatives is in addition to its powers stipulated in some other special laws.”
He stated that "the Federal Supreme Court has the authority to issue state orders that are considered non-conclusive decisions required by extreme necessity and a state of urgency, provided that they do not infringe on the origin of the right, until the origin of the case filed to challenge unconstitutionality or invalidity is decided."
The court member continued, “It is important to note that the authority of the Federal Supreme Court to issue an urgent state order, based on an independent request or implicitly in the constitutional cases brought before it, has not been addressed, nor has it been addressed in the amended Federal Supreme Court Law No. (30) of 2005.” Law No. (25) of 2021, nor the internal regulations of the Federal Supreme Court No. (1) of 2022, and thus it is subject to the provisions referred to in Articles (151 and 152) of the Civil Procedure Law No. (83) of 1969, as amended, to the extent that is commensurate with the nature of The constitutional lawsuit and its specificity, based on the provisions of Article (39) of the internal regulations of the Federal Supreme Court referred to above, which stipulates that (the court may consider requests for summary judgment and orders on petitions in accordance with the provisions stipulated in the Civil Procedure Law No. (83) of 1969 as amended. Or any other law that replaces it) and based on Article (36) thereof which stipulates that (the court’s decisions are final and binding on all authorities and persons and are not subject to appeal by any means of appeal...), and on the basis of the above, the issuance of a state order by the Federal Court The Supreme Court is governed only by the controls and conditions that must be met for its issuance referred to in the Code of Procedures to the extent that is commensurate with the specificity of the constitutional case, due to the finality of the decisions issued by this court and not being subject to methods of appeal.”
The rulings and decisions of the Federal Supreme Court are considered final and binding on all authorities based on the provisions of Article (94) of the Constitution, and failure to adhere to them results in a penalty similar to non-compliance with the provisions of the Constitution and breaching and violating its provisions, as they derive their authority, finality and bindingness from the provisions of the Constitution and thus rise to its provisions and texts.
The rulings and decisions of the Federal Supreme Court are issued in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the conviction of its judges based on the deliberations, discussions and pleadings that are conducted with high transparency and complete freedom as a logical result of the independence of the court and its judges in order to reach a just ruling in order to achieve the public interest and the highest constitutional interest in the state of law and constitutional institutions.
During the year 2023, the Federal Supreme Court heard (338) constitutional cases, of which (301) were settled with decisive rulings. It also issued (47) state orders and (11) interpretive decisions.
[/size]
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
[/size]
Sweeteners
[size][size][You must be registered and logged in to see this link.][/size]
01-25-2024 | 04:17
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
[/size]
204 views
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Al-Sumaria News - Local
Great efforts were made by the Federal Supreme Court in Iraq last year, as the constitutional judiciary represented by the Federal Court decided 301 cases, and also issued 47 state orders and 11 interpretive decisions.
[ltr]
[size=16]
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 0%
[/ltr]
Court member Judge Haider Ali Nouri said, “On the occasion of the seventh anniversary of Iraqi Judiciary Day, the Federal Supreme Court, through its President, Judge Jassim Muhammad Abboud, and all its members, extends its highest congratulations and blessings to the Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Faiq Zaidan. May God Almighty restore the judiciary and judges with goodness and prosperity.” And the blessing.”
He added, "Many of the constitutions of the countries of the world adopted the dual judicial system, the ordinary and the administrative, whereby either of them exercises, depending on the circumstances and based on what the constitution stipulates, a jurisdiction in addition to its original jurisdiction, to consider the constitutionality of laws so that it thus assumes the duties of the constitutional judiciary, while the constitutions of other countries adopted Another is the tripartite system of the judiciary embodied in the constitutional, administrative, and ordinary judiciary, with an emphasis on the independence of any of them in terms of authority and jurisdiction. This is what the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq of 2005 adopted, in accordance with its texts and provisions, in response to the vision of the founding authority of the Constitution expressed clearly and explicitly in the preparatory work of the Constitution Writing Committee. Confirmed in the book of minutes of meetings of the Iraqi Constitution Writing Committee for the year 2005, first edition 2018, and the constitutional judiciary in Iraq is embodied in the Federal Supreme Court,” according to Al-Qadha newspaper.
He added, “The Federal Supreme Court in Iraq is an independent constitutional authority formed in accordance with its Establishment Law No. (30) of 2005, amended by Law No. (25) of 2021, of a president, a vice president, seven original members, and four part-time reserve members, exercising its powers and powers based on The provisions of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for the year 2005 in accordance with Articles (52 and 93) thereof and Article (4) of its amended founding law and some other special laws and its internal regulations.”
He continued, "The Federal Supreme Court is one of the components of the independent judiciary that enjoys complete and absolute independence based on the provisions of Articles (89 and 92/First) of the Constitution. It is inferred from the aforementioned two texts that the Federal Supreme Court enjoys two types of independence. The first is the formal independence that It is determined in accordance with the constitutional structure stipulated for the authorities in the state, which is based on the principle of separation of powers with the presence of cooperation, integration and harmony between them. It lies in the independence of the Federal Supreme Court from the legislative and executive authorities. The second type of independence is qualitative and objective independence based primarily on the nature of the tasks and powers. The powers exercised by the Federal Supreme Court are based on the provisions of the Constitution, its founding law, and its internal regulations referred to above, and are embodied in its independence from the ordinary judiciary and the administrative judiciary.”
Judge Nouri pointed out that “the Federal Supreme Court has proven the truth of its independence through the quality of the rulings it issued, its interpretive decisions, and the solid constitutional principles it contains, which are referred to as the Banu, confirming that it is the true protector of the Constitution, including the basic foundations it contains for building the state of law and constitutional institutions, such as rights, freedoms, independence of the judiciary, and deliberation.” Peaceful authority, periodic elections, etc.
He continued: Everything issued by the federal authorities is subject to the supervision and scrutiny of the Federal Supreme Court in accordance with its jurisdiction stipulated in Article (93/First and Third) of the Constitution, in addition to its other jurisdictions stipulated in the rest of the paragraphs of the aforementioned article and Article (52) thereof related to deciding on the validity of the MP’s membership in The House of Representatives is in addition to its powers stipulated in some other special laws.”
He stated that "the Federal Supreme Court has the authority to issue state orders that are considered non-conclusive decisions required by extreme necessity and a state of urgency, provided that they do not infringe on the origin of the right, until the origin of the case filed to challenge unconstitutionality or invalidity is decided."
The court member continued, “It is important to note that the authority of the Federal Supreme Court to issue an urgent state order, based on an independent request or implicitly in the constitutional cases brought before it, has not been addressed, nor has it been addressed in the amended Federal Supreme Court Law No. (30) of 2005.” Law No. (25) of 2021, nor the internal regulations of the Federal Supreme Court No. (1) of 2022, and thus it is subject to the provisions referred to in Articles (151 and 152) of the Civil Procedure Law No. (83) of 1969, as amended, to the extent that is commensurate with the nature of The constitutional lawsuit and its specificity, based on the provisions of Article (39) of the internal regulations of the Federal Supreme Court referred to above, which stipulates that (the court may consider requests for summary judgment and orders on petitions in accordance with the provisions stipulated in the Civil Procedure Law No. (83) of 1969 as amended. Or any other law that replaces it) and based on Article (36) thereof which stipulates that (the court’s decisions are final and binding on all authorities and persons and are not subject to appeal by any means of appeal...), and on the basis of the above, the issuance of a state order by the Federal Court The Supreme Court is governed only by the controls and conditions that must be met for its issuance referred to in the Code of Procedures to the extent that is commensurate with the specificity of the constitutional case, due to the finality of the decisions issued by this court and not being subject to methods of appeal.”
The rulings and decisions of the Federal Supreme Court are considered final and binding on all authorities based on the provisions of Article (94) of the Constitution, and failure to adhere to them results in a penalty similar to non-compliance with the provisions of the Constitution and breaching and violating its provisions, as they derive their authority, finality and bindingness from the provisions of the Constitution and thus rise to its provisions and texts.
The rulings and decisions of the Federal Supreme Court are issued in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the conviction of its judges based on the deliberations, discussions and pleadings that are conducted with high transparency and complete freedom as a logical result of the independence of the court and its judges in order to reach a just ruling in order to achieve the public interest and the highest constitutional interest in the state of law and constitutional institutions.
During the year 2023, the Federal Supreme Court heard (338) constitutional cases, of which (301) were settled with decisive rulings. It also issued (47) state orders and (11) interpretive decisions.
[/size]
» MM&C 5/9/24 The Federation of Chambers of Commerce and the European Union discuss cooperation to fin
» MM&C 5/9/24 Customs, security and economic aspects
» Union of Arab Banks: Iraq's environment encourages investment
» Government advisor: Movement to recover bad debts for the benefit of the Iraqi Trade Bank
» The International Development Bank announces the opening of its new branch in Erbil
» Oil seeks to convert refinery products to “Euro 5”... high quality and environmentally friendly
» Budget delay: the cry for help for paralyzed services and disrupted dreams
» Oil: Completion of projects to improve the quality of petroleum products, and others are under imple
» Chairman of the Securities Commission: 3 million shares, average daily trading volume
» Tamim calls on the countries participating in the meetings of the Arab Administrative Development Or
» Parliamentary Endowments: 39 thousand pilgrims, Iraq’s share, and waiving the religious obligation i
» Washington refers to Iraqi legislation that “does not harm” his international presence, and Baghdad
» Deputy: Extending the legislative term depends on sending the budget schedules
» Parliamentary Legal: 88 draft laws on the parliamentary shelf
» The head of the movement denies any Iraqi-American negotiations to remove the coalition
» A deputy expects to resolve the issue of electing the Speaker of Parliament next week
» Obtaining the approval of the Minister of Electricity to fill the energy shortage in Dhi Qar
» Economist on the decline in dollar prices: My time and it will not reach its official price
» The Iraqi Ministerial Council for National Security approves the 2024-2028 strategy
» Mulla Bakhtiar: Nechirvan Barzani's visit to Iran melted the ice between Erbil and Tehran
» Password "78"... Why did the Sudanese government's interrogations and noisy sessions decline?
» JP Morgan forecasts an increase in the oil capacity of Iraq and other countries in 2025
» Turkish Minister of Transport: The development road will cost $20 billion
» The Supreme Committee for Reconstruction and Investment approves a package of strategic projects
» Work: Preparing a unified national strategy to create job opportunities for youth
» The Prime Minister's financial advisor reduces the risks of the budget deficit
» Sudanese announces the signing of an agreement with Japan to finance small and medium enterprises in
» Government Advisor: The Securities Commission represents the governance base for promoting financial
» A unified national strategy to create job opportunities for youth
» A one-week deadline to decide the position of Speaker of Parliament
» Parliament: We coordinate with the competent regulatory authorities to examine medicines
» The Commission suspends the Kurdistan Parliament's voting procedures
» $100 million to localize the pharmaceutical industry
» Increase in external remittances at the Central Bank
» A government advisor reduces the risks of a budget deficit
» Culture: We seek to invest in the stability of the country to advance the tourism sector
» Integrity announces the results of a questionnaire on bribery in real estate registration department
» Parliament comments on Sudanese plan to restructure the government apparatus: It needs radical refor
» The dollar rises again against the Iraqi dinar in Baghdad
» Politician: The government does not deal transparently with the issue of expelling the Americans
» A government bank participating in an accounting project
» Masrour Barzani: The Kurdistan Regional Government has implemented all its obligations and duties
» French Consul: France strengthens relations with the Kurdistan Region
» Studies Center: Sudanese faces the challenges of maintaining sustainable relations with the United S
» “The absence of democracy is not possible.” The federal government remains silent on the postponemen
» Taqadum Party: The absence of the Speaker of Parliament disrupted the general amnesty law
» The file of oil export through Turkish territory is under the control of politicians
» For the sake of the position of president and the budget schedules... there is a preference for exte
» “If you bring the equipment, let’s begin.” Revealing the secrets of Erdogan’s visit to Iraq and the
» Parliamentary moves to approve the Human Organ and Tissue Bank Law
» Electricity embarks on an 11-axis plan to develop the energy sector
» Al-Asadi announces work on legislating a law on occupational health and safety
» Al-Rasheed: Increasing the amount of loans for restoration and maintenance of buildings to 50 millio
» Under the chairmanship of Al-Sudani, Reconstruction and Investment agree on projects related to elec
» Baghdad and Tehran.. New discussions regarding railway connectivity to transport visitors between th
» Immigration: Our plan focuses on the voluntary return of displaced persons and rejecting their house
» An Iraqi trade delegation in Iran to facilitate the export of agricultural crops to Iraq
» Sudanese launches work on the Union Mills Project in Babil Governorate
» Parliamentary demands to resolve the selection of the Speaker of Parliament next week: So far, there
» Sudanese inaugurates a sugar production factory expansion project and three other factories
» Al-Sudani confirms the unlimited support from the government to develop the success story in the pri
» From Babylon... Al-Sudani announces the referral of the large Hilla sewerage project, phase two, to
» Al-Sudani: The factories that opened in Babylon provide more than 4,000 job opportunities
» A representative calls for the payment of lucrative compensation to farmers after the flooding of wh
» Government Advisor: The Securities Commission represents the governance base for promoting financial
» utube MM&C 5/7/24 Iraq Dinar- IQD Update - Regional Trade - A Progession of Reforms - A Global Bac
» MM&C The Iraqi Private Banks Association told NEWS: These are the results of the Prime Minister’s me
» After a break of more than 9 years.. the resumption of a government trade meeting between Iraq and A
» Deputy: The general amnesty law will be passed
» A change in the fuel smuggling map... “control” over the central ports and “laxity” in the north
» Al-Sudani takes three urgent decisions to block the wheat mafias in Iraq
» Electricity embarks on an 11-axis plan to develop the energy sector
» “Thug and smuggler.” A female representative talks about a crocodile in Parliament blackmailing exec
» Al-Sudani told the US State Department: Iraq is keen to strengthen its democratic system
» The Central Bank sells more than $275 million at auction today
» The Minister of Commerce stresses the observance of the Iraqi standard in the supply of goods
» The Iraqi Trade Bank announces its participation in the process of localizing the salaries of Kurdis
» Iraq adopts an advanced system to combat money laundering and terrorist financing
» Increase in Euphrates River levels due to Turkish water releases
» Demands the need to legislate the capital law
» Parliament decided to extend the legislative term by one month
» A bank participating in the process of localizing the salaries of employees in the region
» Parliamentary request to the Ministry of Finance regarding defense mobilization dues/document
» Dollar prices in Baghdad and Kurdistan today
» Al-Rasheed decides to increase the ceiling for granting “construction” loans to 75 million dinars
» A government plan to expand the construction of water harvesting dams
» Frozen or banned? An Iranian official reveals the fate of Tehran’s money in Baghdad
» The Iraqi Trade Bank participates in the process of localizing the salaries of Kurdistan Region empl
» Finance confirms the Iraqi government's desire to benefit from the expertise of French companies
» After targeting its branch in Kurdistan... Dana Gas announces a decrease in its profits to $38 milli
» A parliamentary understanding to extend the legislative term to approve the 2024 budget schedules
» Stopping the Commission’s procedures regarding the region’s elections
» Foreign oil companies violate Iraqi laws
» The position of Speaker of Parliament depends on the political agreement
» The Ministry of Finance decides to send the April salary to the Kurdistan region
» It did not reach the Council.. Parliament determines the mechanisms for dealing with the 2024 budget
» 88 projects awaiting resolution.. What will happen to the stalled laws in Parliament? - Urgent
» Al-Sudani receives the US Undersecretary of State