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المستخلص
The contemporary state is governed by a principle of special importance, which is the principle of legality, or the principle of the rule of law, and that is that the state is one of the persons of the general law, so it is bound by it and subject to it, and it follows from that that the state with all its authorities, whether administrative or governmental, must all They are subject to this principle in all their actions and actions, because their final decisions are not valid, enforceable, or binding vis-a-vis those addressed, unless these actions are issued based on and in accordance with a law. Therefore, the decisions issued by these bodies, if they are in violation of the law, then they They are illegal, and every concerned person has the right to request their cancellation or suspension of their implementation, in addition to his right to seek compensation for the damages caused.
The point of the matter is that the final decisions of the public state authorities enjoy in positive legal regulation the presumption of validity and legitimacy, and it is considered that they were issued in accordance with the law and in agreement with it, but this presumption is not absolute, and therefore whoever claims the opposite must prove by all possible and available means what he claims, and accordingly, Final decisions issued by the public authorities in the country are always enforceable until a decision is issued by the competent authorities to withdraw or annul them, or a judicial ruling is issued to cancel them with the force of the order decided.
The principle of legality in this way represents in the contemporary state the most serious and decisive guarantees for individuals in the face of public authorities, whereby they are safe from being attacked by the state. Public authority, the multiple privileges of the public authority, which guarantees it the right to make its decisions by the individual binding will, In addition to its right to direct implementation of its orders and prohibitions, and its right to implementation by coercive force, in addition to what is observed in the development of the role of the state and the divergence of its areas of intervention, after the idea of the guardian state receded under the pressure of socialist and reformist tendencies, to make it clear to us the importance of the principle of legitimacy and ensuring its respect and commitment All public authorities by it and down to its requirements in all their actions and actions.