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<\/p>\nMr. Adnan Ali Abdullah Dahan Al-Selwi was awarded a PhD degree in Public Law for his dissertation titled: Compensation Claims Based on Administrative Liability: A Comparative Study of Yemeni and Egyptian Legal Systems, which was submitted to the Faculty of Sharia and Law \u2013Sana\u2019a University. The dissertation defense was held on Sunday, May 17, 2026.
\nThe PhD Viva-Voce Committee, which was formed based on a resolution issued by the Graduate Studies and Scientific Research Council, consisted of the following:<\/p>\n
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\nCommittee Members
\nDesignation
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\nProf. Moqbel Ahmed Al-Omari
\nExternal Examiner
\nChair<\/p>\n
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\nProf. Mutea Ali Hamoud Haj Jubair
\nMain Supervisor
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\nAssoc. Prof. Mohammed Ali Abdo Suleiman
\nInternal Examiner
\nMember<\/p>\n
The dissertation aimed to:
\nHighlight the significance of compensation claims founded on administrative liability.
\nExamine the origins and development of administrative liability in both the Islamic state and modern legal systems.
\nDefine compensation claims and distinguish them from annulment actions, while identifying the competent judicial authority responsible for adjudicating such claims.
\nEmphasize the importance of administrative judiciary and the necessity of establishing specialized administrative courts in Yemen.
\nThe study yielded several key findings summarized as follows:
\nAdministrative liability in modern legal systems is regarded as one of the legal outcomes of the modern state, whereas in the Islamic system it constitutes one of the foundational principles upon which the Islamic state was established from its inception.
\nCompensation claims represent the principal legal mechanism for obtaining fair compensation for damages resulting from administrative actions.
\nThe West Sana\u2019a Court has successfully exercised judicial oversight over administrative actions through both annulment and compensation claims, drawing upon comparative administrative jurisprudence and judicial precedents. This experience has contributed to creating a favorable legal environment for the development of administrative justice in Yemen and has strengthened the movement toward establishing specialized administrative courts.
\nIn light of these findings, the researcher recommended the following:
\nStrengthening the role of the State Cases Sector in the fields of legal advisory services and legislative drafting to ensure the alignment of administrative regulations and legislation with applicable laws, while expanding its functions in a manner comparable to the role performed by the State Commissioners Authority within the Egyptian State Council.
\nAssigning all administrative disputes to specialized administrative courts and granting them full jurisdiction over matters of an administrative nature.
\nEnhancing and expanding judicial oversight over administrative actions in order to reinforce the principles of legality and the rule of law.
\nThe dissertation defense was attended by a number of academics, researchers, and specialists, students, colleagues, and the researcher\u2019s family.<\/p>\n
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