Bounding Rulings of Annulling Administrative Rulings and their Effects

The judicial ruling issued to annul an administrative decision is as binding as are all other conclusive judicial rulings, and this bind is not limited to the ruling of annulment, but includes the judicial rulings issued to reject a case, rulings of jurisdiction, rulings of acceptance, and the judicial ruling to stop the implementation of the administrative decision. The bind means that the court of jurisdiction has exhausted its powers after the promulgation of a conclusive ruling. Thus, the said ruling is a title to the truth and justice, and it cannot be proven otherwise, as the subject, which was previously dismissed by a court, may not be presented before another unless using the prescribed legal means to challenge the judicial ruling. Therefore, the acquittal of the judicial ruling issued for the annulment of the order makes it enforceable and otherwise there are many legal effects. However, in order for the ruling to become effective and binding, there must be certain conditions, as the ruling must be judicial, as it should be conclusive, and requires to be binding, and that there is a union between the opponents, the subject, and the reason.