The Administration’s Responsibility when it Refuses to Implement Administrative Judiciary Verdicts

Ruqaya Adil Hamzah; Shaimaa Jassim Toman; Aymen Raheem Abdulaali Almayyahi

doi:10.47667/ijppr.v4i3.248

Authors

Ruqaya Adil Hamzah PhD student - Lecturer, Southern Technical University, Management Technical Col-lege, Accounting Technical Department, Basrah, Iraq
Shaimaa Jassim Toman Asst.Lecturer, Southern Technical University, Health and Medical Technologies Col-lege, Basra, Iraq & PhD student in Mansoura university, Egypt
Aymen Raheem Abdulaali Almayyahi Assistant prof, Southern Technical University, Management Technical College, Accounting Technical Department, Basrah, Iraq & PhD student in Mansoura university, Egypt

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47667/ijppr.v4i3.248

Keywords:

Judiciary Verdicts, Administrative Judiciary, Refuse to Execute, Administration, Law, Abuse of Power, Punishment

Abstract

Usually Non-implementation of the judicial ruling issued by the administrative courts occurs when the administration refuses to implement it, the administration sometimes refuses to implement the judiciary verdicts, which means deviating from the provi-sions of the law and that considered dangerous, the administration duty and concern is implement the orders issued and decisions because it is a waste of the true value of the judiciary, and it is also considered an abuse of power. In this research, we will dis-cuss the legal solutions to the administration's refusal to implement the judiciary verdicts in Iraq.

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