The most important legal news in local newspapers
We in Ben Arafa Law Group Consulting & Legal Legitimacy L.L.C likes to provide you of the most important legal news in the local newspapers for this week, which related to your business and commercial, labor and procedural activities, and accordingly we provide you with the most important news as follows:
General Authority of the Supreme Administrative Court decrees the administrative court authority to deliberate the grievances for violations of medical professions
General Authority of the Supreme Administrative Court held its meeting in the presidency of the supreme administrative court president, Sheikh Ali Bin Suleiman Alsawe, and issued its decree number (1) of 1447H, for the administrative court authority to deliberate the grievances for violations related to the application of medical professions system, at the Board of Grievances. This decree asserts the original role of administrative courts to deliberate administrative claims and the related committee decrees. That establishes a judicial fixed path which ensures litigation at two levels, and allows complainants to file their disputes to the concerned judicial authority since the first litigation stage.
Also, the decree embodies the supreme administrative court methodology in unifying the judicial principles and defining the authorities, that reinforces the quality of the judicial work and raises the competence of procedures. Also, that achieves cohesion in the application of the systems related to practicing medical professions and the related committees.
Definition of Electronic Signature According to the Electronic Transactions Law
According to the electronic transactions law, it is a form of formal signature but it is made in a digital method. It is used to confirm the identity of the signatory and to verify that he approves the content or the electronic transaction. The law also defines electronic signature as an approved method for confirming the identity and the approval of digital transactions. It indicates that the signature is not only a picture or writing but also it is an electronic data that is related logically to the transaction, so that any amendment to the document after signature shall be discovered, that ensures security and authentication of transactions. Also, the law acknowledges the electronic signature as a legally authenticated and correct signature, and considers it an approved means for confirming identity, and approving and protecting documents from any change.
Passports Department States that the Guardianship Deed Permits the Guardian to Issue and Renew the Passport of the Minor and to Issue Travel Permit Electronically even in Old Deed.
Passports Department issues an important notification about the procedures of the minors travel, asserting that the guardianship deed is a basic document that authorizes the guardian to complete all services related to the passports of the minors.
Passports department states through (X- website) that when there is a valid guardianship deed, an appointment can be reserved through the website and revising passports department for the completion of the procedures for issuing or renewing the passport of the minor without any obstacles. Also, the deed permits the guardian to issue the electronic passport of the minor directly through the approved websites, without the requirement of an additional approval from the other party.
The department adds that regulation includes old guardianship deeds which were issued before the amendments of the new regulations, even if they include any limiting statements, such as “non-travelling of the minor, asserting that this phrase doesn’t prevent the guardian from the completion of the formal procedures related to the travel, and that the guardianship deed itself is enough for confirming the eligibility.
Those explanations are of the passports department efforts to facilitate the travel of families and pointing out the regulatory rights of guardians that ensures hastening the completion of transactions and avoiding any complexities or misinterpretation of guardianship deeds.
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