New Provisions in the Enforcement System before the Saudi Board of Grievances: An Analytical Study of the New Provisions and the Guarantees for the Enforcement of Administrative Judgments

Abstract

This study examines the newly introduced provisions in the Enforcement Law before the Board of Grievances issued in 1443H, which aims to enhance the effectiveness of enforcing administrative judicial rulings against governmental authorities. The study addresses the practical issues related to the refusal of administrative authorities to execute judicial decisions and the resulting impact on the principle of legality and the authority of the judiciary. The research identifies the most significant provisions introduced by the Saudi legislator, analyzes the procedural and substantive guarantees established by the law, and evaluates their role in strengthening the enforcement of administrative judgments. The study adopts both the inductive and analytical approaches in examining the relevant statutory provisions and assessing their practical implications.