Annulment Lawsuit and Legal Security

Abstract

This research examines the role of the annulment lawsuit in reinforcing the principle of legal certainty, which is considered one of the fundamental pillars of the rule of law. Legal certainty serves as a key guarantee for the stability of legal relationships and the protection of individuals’ legitimate trust in laws and administrative procedures. The core problem addressed by this research is the extent to which the annulment lawsuit contributes to strengthening legal certainty and its effectiveness in protecting individuals from administrative abuse. The study also explores key concepts such as the nature and elements of legal certainty, the conditions and mechanisms of annulment lawsuits, and their role in achieving legal stability. The research adopts an analytical approach to examine the legal texts regulating annulment lawsuits and to analyze the concepts related to legal certainty, in a way that aligns with the nature of the topic and supports the achievement of the study's objectives. The significance of this study lies in the limited number of Arabic legal studies that have addressed the relationship between the annulment lawsuit and the principle of legal certainty. Therefore, the findings and recommendations of this research offer a valuable contribution to the legal system, particularly in developing judicial oversight over administrative actions.