A plain guide to the judgments, principles and judicial codifications that Saudi judicial bodies publish officially, and how to use them in your case or contract.
A Board of Grievances publication gathering the judicial precedents in its administrative judgments, announced in electronic and print editions.
Publisher: Board of Grievances
The principles established by the Kingdom's highest judicial bodies, in chronological order; the introductory book counts 2,322 principles and judicial notes.
Publisher: Issued in one volume in 1438H; introduced by a book listed by the Saudi Scientific Judicial Society (Qadha)
A study extracting the principles established by the Supreme Court's commercial circuit as general rules guiding the courts in similar disputes (Arabic).
Publisher: Sheikh Muhammad bin Hamad bin Uthaymeen; Saudi Scientific Judicial Society (Qadha)
Publishes final commercial judgments of the commercial courts, courts of appeal and the Supreme Court's commercial circuit, and bankruptcy judgments, together with judicial laws and a glossary of judicial terms.
Publisher: Ministry of Justice
A published collection of judgments issued by the Kingdom's courts, arranged by subject, released by the Ministry of Justice (volume 1, PDF, Arabic).
Publisher: Ministry of Justice, Research Center
Annual codifications published by the Board of Grievances with selected administrative judgments and the principles they establish, available by year (Arabic).
Publisher: Board of Grievances
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This library never reproduces judgments or principles attributed to a court unless they come from the official published source, and links you to it directly.
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