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الموقع الإلكتروني الرسمي لمحاكم لبنان، الذي يتضمن الخدمات القضائية الإلكترونية.
Courts. COURTS. Location Beirut Anabatiyeh Beqaa Mount Lebanon Zahle Rayak Baalbek Sidon South Lebanon North Lebanon. Category Judicial Courts Military Courts Administrative Judiciary Financial Judiciary Audit Court Judicial Map Statistics on the Judicial Work Prosecutors and Investigation Judges Procedures for judicial work Supreme Judicial ...
Courts of First Instance Historical background The legislative decree number 6 dated 30/02/1930 stipulated that the courts on the Lebanese territory would be composed of: The Reconciliatory Courts. The Primary Courts; The Appeals and Cassation Courts.
Appeal Courts: There are Appeal Courts in the center of every Mouhafazat (governorate). Their judgements are passed by a president and two consulting judges. Each Appeal Court comprises a general prosecution presided by a general prosecutor who is attended by advocates general.
The Lebanese legal system is based on and inspired by the French legal system. Just like France, which occupied Lebanon until 1943, Lebanon is considered to be a civil law country and possesses its own set of codes.
The Court of Cassation is Lebanon’s highest court. Cases from all courts may eventually be appealed to the Court of Cassation. The Commercial Courts: The Commercial courts hear and decide commercial matters. The Criminal Courts: The first degree or trial courts hear felonies and misdemeanors subject to the review of the Court of Appeal. The ...
Lebanon boasts a diverse legal landscape marked by a variety of specialized courts that cater to different aspects of the judicial system. Within the Lebanese legal framework, one can find distinct courts designed to address specific matters such as civil, criminal, administrative, and religious affairs.
