Судебные решения и правовые принципы, изданные Кассати

Abu Dhabi Judicial Department publishes "Judgments & Legal Principles issued by the Cassation Court in 2014" Abu Dhabi Judicial Department has issued volumes under the title "Judgments & Legal Principles issued by Abu Dhabi Court of Cassation in 2014". The court judgments are available now to the public on ADJD website, so as to consolidate transparency of judiciary through publication of judgments, and to strengthen the public trust and confidence in the judicial system, which is the basic building block for the security and stability of society. The Judicial Department stated that the publication of judgments and legal principles issued by the Court of Cassation in 2015 is pending some final steps. The Department confirmed its keenness to spread legal culture and to provide distinctive services to its community partners, including law practitioners, experts, academic students and interested parties. The Judicial Department clarified that this publication is available in the bookstore located in the headquarters of ADJD, and can be obtained at nominal prices. The publication allows judges, prosecutors, lawyers, interested parties, and students and professors of law and sharia to have access to the judgments issued by the Cassation Court in 2014, including the legal principles and interpretations used for awarding such judgments. It is noteworthy that this publication comes under a full set of ten volumes, two of which include index of judgments, while the other eight volumes contain the court judgments distributed according to types of cases into: criminal, civil, administrative, commercial, and personal status, taking into account the subject of the case. The Department indicated that the importance of this publication lies in the fact that the judgments of the Cassation Court incorporate legal precedents that are binding to the lower courts in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi; and includes interpretation of the applicable legal provisions, upon which lawyers and judges can rely in addressing similar cases at various stages of litigation.