Abstract:
This study examines the respecting of litigation levels upon
the court of matters urgency according - study in Jordanian
law and Omani law. This study examines in the first section,
the principle of respecting litigation levels in the magistrates’
courts and the courts of first instance as a court of matters
urgency and whether there is a respecting to the litigation
levels in such courts. In the second section, this study focuses
on the role of the appeal court as a court of urgency manners
and the way of respecting the principle of litigation levels
and the opportunity to ignore such principle. This study
concludes that the litigation levels system in the matters
urgency judgment in Oman and Jordan needs rebalancing in
the litigation levels between the decisions regarding urgency
matters and the courts as courts of matters urgency. This study
also suggests that there should be some reforms with respect
to this system.