Limits of the judge’s jurisdiction in settling administrative contract disputes
- Author:
- Ahmed Abdul-Jalil Adai Al-Masari
- Level:
- Master
- Field of study:
- Law
- Language:
- Arabic
- Faculty:
- Faculty of Law
- Year:
- 2021
- Publisher:
- URD Press
- Supervisor(s):
- Muhammad Rasool Ahankaran, Maytham Munfi Kazem Al-Amidi
With the evolution of the concept of modern state and turned its tasks from its guard to its various nations, most notably the provision of services to the public and satisfaction of public needs. Those developments were not a certain moment but associated with the development of the concepts of administrative law, resulting in the development of the multi-methods of the Department to achieve the public interest. The administrative contract is the means to provide services to the public However, the concept of the contract has become widely and resulted in the emergence of multiple disputes as a result of the domain that the general assets apply to the unusual conditions contained in the contract, but those conditions do not force the administrative contract from the Department of Jurisdiction, The administrative judge is widely in most countries with broad jurisdiction in the field of separation of contracts, and the Iraqi legislator said when this jurisdiction was granted to the civil judge in a previous principle of the bilateral judiciary to adopt the legislature.
The subject of granting judge comes to the jurisdiction of administrative contracts’s disputes embodied for the legality of the judge.