The Criticism Directed to the Case Preparation Panel in Economic Courts in Egypt
Proceeding: 14th International Academic Conference (IAC)Publication Date: 2014-10-28
Authors : Ghanem Mohamed Abdelnaby Elsayed;
Page : 122-141
Keywords : Law; Economy; Economic Courts; Egypt; Slow Pace of Litigation; Crisis of Justice; Law No. 120 of 2008;
Abstract
Law and economy are firmly connected. Adding to that the economic life has an effect on the judicial thinking. So, rules of law should characterized the care of existed economic attitude in the state in a way that law seems to be a mirror in which the existed economic attitudes in most branches of law are reflected even if they are not of direct shape. judiciary may be an attracting factor for investment through understanding and the speed of settling the disputes achieving quick justice. On the other hand, it may be a factor of dispelling of investment and development via prolonging the period of litigation and being not aware of the nature of such disputes.
So, Egyptian legislator created special Economic Courts to deal with economic disputes, and to avoid its negative effects, by Law No. 120 of 2008. Which decide that this kind of litigation can be solved by judges specialized in this kind of litigation, to encourage investment, and to provide maximum protection for economic activity and help develop the plans and ensure justice. But, There are some Criticism Directed to the Case Preparation Panel in Economic Courts in Egypt. So, I will discuss it in my paper.
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