International Journal of Legal and Comparative Jurisprudence Studies (LCJS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal, published by Refaad. It is specialized in scientific research in various legal fields. Those researches are compatible with recent developments at the national and international levels, and follow up on the most prominent developments in national legal legislation and international conventions. Provided that the scientific works submitted are characterized by seriousness, scientific originality, and objectivity, the journal accepts all studies and researches related to comparative Arab and foreign legislation.
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Median time to first decisionAdministrative Organization Through Laws Regulating the Work of Public and Private Universities: The Cases of the Sultanate of Oman and the Kingdom of Morocco- An Analytical Study
Objectives: This study aims to highlight the administrative organization at the university management level and the laws governing it. Methods: The analytical narrative approach was followed in the research to reach the conclusion and recommendations that would achieve the desired benefits from it. Results: ...
The Legal Framework Supporting Foreign Investment in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Accordance with Vision 2030 (A comparative Analytical Study between Egyptian Law and the Saudi System
Objectives: This study aimed to identify the issue of foreign investment and the guarantees guaranteed by the Saudi regulator for the foreign investor under the foreign investment system in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and what happened to it Amendments, in addition to identifying the legal issues and ...
Legal Regulation of the Electronic Documentation Authority's Breach of its Obligations" Analytical Study"
Objectives: The purpose of this study is to indicate and examine the legal regulation of the contractual responsibility of the provider of electronic documentation in Jordanian legislation and some comparative legislation, as well as to address some practical and practical problems related to the subject ...
The Rule of Options of non- Obligation in Protecting Contractual Knowledge in Omani Law
Objectives: This study aims to develop an optimal approach to ensuring contractual consent and the contracting party’s full awareness of the subject matter. This primary objective gives rise to secondary objectives, including evaluating judicial interpretations based on the current legislative ...
The Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts when the Parties Remain Silent About Specifying the Governing Law in Disputes Involving a Foreign Element
Objectives: The study aims to examine the conflict-of-laws rules adopted by the legislator and analyze the underlying principles used to determine the applicable law in a given dispute. Additionally, the researcher seeks to evaluate the extent to which these rules in Jordanian law align with the requirements ...
