APPEAL OF JUDICIAL RULINGS

The principle regarding judicial rulings issued by judges is that they must be respected and fully complied with, whether by both parties to the dispute: the plaintiff and the defendant, or by others; because this leads to stability and consistency in the legal positions regarding which the rulings were issued. However, the rulings issued by judges are rulings issued by human beings who are not infallible, and therefore the possibility of error in judicial rulings exists. There must be a way to correct errors that may occur in judicial rulings. This occurs through a request by one of the parties or their representative to reconsider the case subject to the ruling. This is known as an appeal of the ruling. This research paper examines the appeal of judicial rulings, its purpose, its legitimacy, the controls and conditions that must be met in order toappeal a judicial ruling, and the consequences thereof. The researcher used the descriptive analytical approach, by tracing the scientific material from its original sources and modern references, collecting and classifying it, then analyzing the scientific material that was classified with a jurisprudential analysis, in order to achieve the research objectives and extract the expected results.