The summary judgment decision and its impact on the final judgment in the context of Jordan

Dr. Mohamed F. Ghazwi ,Dr. Mohmmad Husien Almajali ,Dr. Mash'al Jarrah ,Ali Ibrahim Alkhdiri
Keywords: summary judiciary, urgency case, retrial, substantive judiciary. ,

Abstract

Summary judiciary is not a newly born judiciary, but rather it has a long history, its roots go back to the jurists of Islamic law who discussed some urgent matters such as urgent alimony and preventing the debtor from traveling, till the end of the normal judicial procedures, which are often lengthy in a way that affects the ruling on these cases, and they are many cases that are filled with judicial files in the courts and occur with many individuals within the scope of the transactions they conduct on a daily basis and relate to legal rights and transactions of very importance, accuracy and speed, including alimony cases and requesting the appointment of a trustee or guardian or placing a judicial guardianship over a particular right, all of which require justice to be expedited and expedited.