Administrative judiciary - الدين الجيلالي بوزيد

Overview of the Administrative Judiciary Book The Administrative Judiciary Book provides a comprehensive study of Saudi administrative judiciary, focusing on the principle of legality, annulment lawsuits, and disciplinary lawsuits. It explains the rules governing administrative disputes and mechanisms for resolution, and presents practical models from Saudi judicial reality, making it an important reference for understanding the nature of judicial oversight over administrative actions. Specifications of the Administrative Judiciary Book Author: Dr. Al-Din Al-Jilali Bouzid Category: Public Law / Administrative Judiciary / Academic Reference Classification: Law Format: Paper – First Edition Suitable for: - Public law and political science students - Researchers in administrative judiciary and disputes - Legal practitioners in Saudi administrative courts - Those interested in comparative administrative legislation Why is it useful to the reader? The Administrative Judiciary Book simplifies the rules of administrative judiciary in a systematic manner, and explains how to apply them in practical reality. It also provides judicial models that help the reader understand the mechanisms of annulment lawsuits, disciplinary lawsuits, and safeguarding administrative rights. Who is Professor Dr. Al-Din Al-Jilali Bouzid? Professor Dr. Al-Din Al-Jilali Bouzid is a professor of public law at the College of Law and Political Sciences – King Saud University, distinguished by extensive academic experience in teaching law and analyzing Saudi and Arab legislation, with a focus on administrative judiciary and disputes. Why choose Sama Najd for publishing and distribution? Affordable prices Guaranteed print quality Reliable customer service Fast and secure shipping Easy and transparent shopping experience If you are looking for a reference that clearly and directly explains Saudi administrative judiciary, order your copy now from Sama Najd and start building an accurate understanding of administrative legislation and judicial disputes.