- JEDDAH: The Court of Grievances has completed considering 95 percent of the cases before it during the first three quarters of 2010 compared to the same period in 2009, the office of information and reports in the decision support center of the court said in a statistical report Friday while quoting President of the Court of Grievances Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Huqail.
“This accomplishment reflects the efficiency of the plans the court has adopted to expedite consideration of lawsuits with the increase of courts, judges and training,” he said.
Al-Huqail said the strong faith in continuous improvement to achieve distinction in customer service was the sole guarantee to promote judiciary and ensure its good performance.
The court is an administrative judicial authority that looks at the lawsuits raised by citizens against government departments and the violations which might be committed by these departments to rules and regulations in the Kingdom. It has established a number of administrative courts in various specialties. It also looks at claims concerning rights in the military and civil laws, cases concerning retirement of government employees and other independent organs.
The court held a number of workshops under the title “Realities and Prospects of Training,” which were aimed at boosting the quality of judges and court personnel.
More than 120 judges participated in these workshops.
