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Case Trip In MOJ

استمع

Filing statement of claim

This stage is related to filing the statement of claim with a general, criminal, family, commercial or labor court.

Next Stage

Verification of case application

Next Stage Verification of case application

Steps

1

Log into the Najiz portal - Statement of claim service.

2

Enter the information of the applicant, plaintiffs and defendants.

3

Fill in the claim details and attach the required documents.

4

Submit the application.

5

The client is sent an application number for tracking through the Najiz portal - Statement of claim service.

Prerequisites
Important information

National ID, Iqama (residence permit), Visitor ID, or Mutamir (pilgrim) ID

A valid power of attorney providing for “pleading” if the applicant is the client’s legal representative.
A valid guardianship certificate if the applicant is the client’s guardian.
National addresses of the parties.
ID’s of the plaintiff and defendant.

Service fees

This is subject to the Law of Judicial Costs, except for family, bankruptcy and public right cases Payment channels: SADAD “Judicial Costs”

Judicial Cost System Calculator

Service payment channels

The unified number

1950

1950@moj.gov.sa

Communication channelsClick Here

Verification of case application

Previous Stage

Filing statement of claim

This stage is related to the verification of the case application and referral to the judicial panel.

Next Stage

Rendering a judgment

Previous Stage

Filing statement of claim

Next Stage

Rendering a judgment

Steps

1

The client’s application is verified. If it is accepted, the client is sent an SMS including the case number and the name of the assigned judicial panel.

2

If the application is found to be incomplete, the client is sent an SMS requesting completion.

Important information

The service does not require visiting the court in person unless the client is asked to do so via an SMS.

Service fees

This is subject to the Law of Judicial Costs, except for family, bankruptcy and public right cases Payment channels: SADAD “Judicial Costs”

Judicial Cost System Calculator

Service payment channels

The unified number

1950

1950@moj.gov.sa

Communication channelsClick Here

Rendering a judgment

Previous Stage

Verification of case application

This stage is related to referral of the case to the judicial panel and the rendering of judgment.

Next Stage

Challenging the judgment

Previous Stage

Verification of case application

Next Stage

Challenging the judgment

Procedures

The case is received by the assigned judicial panel.
The client is sent an SMS stating the hearing date. The client can also find out the hearing date by logging into the Najiz portal.
The judicial hearings are held.
If the hearings are postponed, the client is sent an SMS stating the new hearing date. The client can also find out the hearing date through the Najiz portal.
If a judgment is reached, the client is sent an SMS stating the date for receiving the judgment.
The judgment is rendered by the judicial panel
The judgment is sent electronically through an SMS. It can be viewed by logging into the Najiz portal.
If the judgment is enforceable, the requirements for the enforcement application can be completed through the Najiz portal. If the judgment is non-enforceable, it is considered final.

Service fees

This is subject to the Law of Judicial Costs, except for family, bankruptcy and public right cases Payment channels: SADAD “Judicial Costs”

Judicial Cost System Calculator

Service payment channels

The unified number

1950

1950@moj.gov.sa

Communication channelsClick Here

Challenging the judgment

Previous Stage

Rendering a judgment

This stage enables the litigants to challenge the judgment of the first-instance court by appealing to the appellate court.

Next Stage

Appealing to the Supreme Court

Previous Stage

Rendering a judgment

Next Stage

Appealing to the Supreme Court

Steps

1

Log into the Najiz portal and select the case from the list of cases.

2

Click on “Applications” and select “Challenging a judgment.”

3

Submit the application.

4

The client receives an SMS stating that the application has been referred to the appellate court at the end of the time limit for appeal.

5

Track the application status from the list of applications.

National ID, Iqama (residence permit), Visitor ID, or Mutamir (pilgrim) ID
The judgment must be challengeable.

A valid power of attorney providing for “pleading” and “appealing” if the applicant is the client’s legal representative or a party to the case.
For commercial cases, the person filing the appeal must be an attorney with a valid license under the Law of Commercial Courts.
A valid guardianship certificate if the applicant is the client’s guardian.
Non-final judgment from a first-instance court. The case must not be a small claim.
Enter the appeal statement in the provided space and attach the supporting documents.

The case is referred to the judicial panel.
The client is sent an SMS stating the hearing date. The client can also find out the hearing date through the Najiz portal.
The judicial hearings are held.
If the hearings are postponed, the client is sent an SMS stating the new hearing date. The client can also find out the hearing date through the Najiz portal.
If a judgment is reached, the client is sent an SMS stating the date for receiving the judgment.
The judgment is rendered by the judicial panel.
The judgment is sent electronically through an SMS. It can be viewed by logging into the Najiz portal.
If the judgment is enforceable, the requirements for the enforcement application can be completed through the Najiz portal. If the judgment is non-enforceable, it is considered final.

Service fees

This is subject to the Law of Judicial Costs, except for family, bankruptcy and public right cases Payment channels: SADAD “Judicial Costs”

Judicial Cost System Calculator

Service payment channels

The unified number

1950

1950@moj.gov.sa

Communication channelsClick Here

Appealing to the Supreme Court

Previous Stage

Challenging the judgment

This stage enables the plaintiff, the defendant or their legal representatives to appeal the appellate court judgment to the Supreme Court.

Previous Stage

Challenging the judgment

Steps

1

Log into the Najiz portal and select the case from the list of cases.

2

Click on “Applications” and select “Appeal to the Supreme Court”

3

Submit the application.

4

The client receives an SMS stating that the application has been referred to the Supreme Court at the end of the time limit for appeal.

5

Track the application status from the list of applications.

National ID, Iqama (residence permit), Visitor ID, or Mutamir (Pilgrim) ID
The judgment must be appealable

A valid power of attorney providing for “pleading” and “appealing” if the applicant is the client’s legal representative or a party to the case.
For commercial cases, the person filing the appeal must be an attorney with a valid license under the Law of Commercial Courts.
A valid guardianship certificate if the applicant is the client’s guardian.
An appealable judgment issued by the appellate court
Enter the appeal statement in the provided space and attach the supporting documents.

The application is filed to the Supreme Court.
The client receives a message stating the decision of the Supreme Court.
If the decision is “affirmation,” the appellate court judgment is automatically appended with the Supreme Court decision. The client is notified with an SMS, and can also view the judgment with the appendix through the Najiz portal.
If the decision is “objection dismissed,” the appellate court judgment is automatically appended with the Supreme Court decision. The client is notified with an SMS, and can also view the judgment with the appendix through the Najiz portal.
If the decision is “reversal,” the appellate court judgment is automatically appended with the Supreme Court decision. The client is notified with an SMS, and can also view the judgment with the appendix through the Najiz portal. The case whose judgment has been reversed is referred to another judicial panel for rehearing.

Service fees

This is subject to the Law of Judicial Costs, except for family, bankruptcy and public right cases Payment channels: SADAD “Judicial Costs”

Judicial Cost System Calculator

Service payment channels

The unified number

1950

1950@moj.gov.sa

Communication channelsClick Here

Last Modified : 14 Jul 2024

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Case Trip In MOJ

1 Log into the Najiz portal - Statement of claim service.

2 Enter the information of the applicant, plaintiffs and defendants.

3 Fill in the claim details and attach the required documents.

4 Submit the application.

5 The client is sent an application number for tracking through the Najiz portal - Statement of claim service.

Communication channelsClick Here

1 The client’s application is verified. If it is accepted, the client is sent an SMS including the case number and the name of the assigned judicial panel.

2 If the application is found to be incomplete, the client is sent an SMS requesting completion.

Communication channelsClick Here

Communication channelsClick Here

1 Log into the Najiz portal and select the case from the list of cases.

2 Click on “Applications” and select “Challenging a judgment.”

3 Submit the application.

4 The client receives an SMS stating that the application has been referred to the appellate court at the end of the time limit for appeal.

5 Track the application status from the list of applications.

Communication channelsClick Here

1 Log into the Najiz portal and select the case from the list of cases.

2 Click on “Applications” and select “Appeal to the Supreme Court”

3 Submit the application.

4 The client receives an SMS stating that the application has been referred to the Supreme Court at the end of the time limit for appeal.

5 Track the application status from the list of applications.

Communication channelsClick Here

1

Log into the Najiz portal - Statement of claim service.

2

Enter the information of the applicant, plaintiffs and defendants.

3

Fill in the claim details and attach the required documents.

4

Submit the application.

5

The client is sent an application number for tracking through the Najiz portal - Statement of claim service.

1

The client’s application is verified. If it is accepted, the client is sent an SMS including the case number and the name of the assigned judicial panel.

2

If the application is found to be incomplete, the client is sent an SMS requesting completion.

1

Log into the Najiz portal and select the case from the list of cases.

2

Click on “Applications” and select “Challenging a judgment.”

3

Submit the application.

4

The client receives an SMS stating that the application has been referred to the appellate court at the end of the time limit for appeal.

5

Track the application status from the list of applications.

1

Log into the Najiz portal and select the case from the list of cases.

2

Click on “Applications” and select “Appeal to the Supreme Court”

3

Submit the application.

4

The client receives an SMS stating that the application has been referred to the Supreme Court at the end of the time limit for appeal.

5

Track the application status from the list of applications.