Marginal theft in Yemeni criminal law

An important legal article entitled marginal theft in Yemeni criminal law

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Is it permissible to file a lawsuit to invalidate the rulings issued before the ruling ending the arbitration dispute?

A: It is not permissible to file a lawsuit to invalidate the awards issued before the ruling ending the arbitration dispute. The general principle that must be taken into account with regard to the arbitrators’ rulings is that it is not permissible to file a lawsuit to invalidate the arbitration award issued during the course of the dispute except after the end of the arbitration dispute, and with the appeal of the ruling ending the entire dispute([ 1]). This principle applies to

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•Loss of the public right through waiver and reconciliation.

•Loss of the public right through waiver and reconciliation. •Differentiating between a special pardon as a reason for terminating criminal case procedures, a special pardon for a penalty, and a pardon for a personal claimant

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The effect of the ruling invalidating the arbitration award on the arbitration agreement

The effect of the ruling invalidating the arbitration award on the arbitration agreement

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Crimes of witchcraft and sorcery in the absence of explicit legal texts that criminalize and punish this!!

Magic and sorcery are considered infidel taboos, and the prohibition of acts of magic and sorcery is a given in Islamic law, as jurisprudence from various schools of thought agreed to prohibit magic and prohibit learning it, which is self-evident in light of the evidence that came in the Qur’an and Sunnah, and Islam warned us against falling into the nets of sorcerers and sorcerers who are dangerous. Their actions are among the grave crimes that bring calamity and destruction upon their perpetrator, and directly follow polytheism.

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Divergence in Supreme Court rulings regarding the possibility of imposing a non-existence penalty on executive decisions

Divergence in Supreme Court rulings regarding the possibility of imposing a non-existence penalty on executive decisions

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