Type:	Secondary Source
Author:	Dr. Abd Al Ellah Abd Al Rahman Al Sakehy
Summary:	By AI The Supreme Court may not reconsider judgments issued by the Higher Judicial Authority or the Supreme Judicial Council except in accordance with the Civil Procedures Law and the Criminal Procedures. The stability of judicial rulings is considered important, and the prolonged silence of the complainant must be taken into account. If the judgment has been ratified by the Supreme Judicial Council or the Court of Cassation, it cannot be re-examined after a long period. A judge cannot overturn a prev...

Principles and Decisions in the Stability and Authority of Judicial Rulings

Decision of the General Panel of the Supreme Court No. 6/M dated 7/2/1435 AH

The Supreme Court is not permitted to reconsider a ruling in a case that has previously been confirmed by the Higher Judicial Authority or the Supreme Judicial Council in its permanent formation, or by one of the chambers of this court, except in accordance with what is stipulated in the Civil Procedures Law and the Criminal Procedure Law.

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