Judicial principles and studies
Review of Request to Dismiss Cassation Appeal Due to Reconciliation
A brief summary of the effects of filing a request to dismiss a cassation appeal due to reconciliation between the parties and the procedures before the cassation panel. This is a general educational summary and not judicial text or legal advice.
Updated: 10 September 2026
Prepared and reviewed by: Ashraf Al-Khawaja
Subject
When a request to dismiss a cassation appeal is submitted on the basis of reconciliation between the appellant and the customs authority, the cassation panel hears the request in an oral hearing with both parties' counsel present, allowing them to record their positions.
Summary
If the counsels record their agreement to dismiss the action and acknowledge the effects of the reconciliation, the result is setting aside the contested judgment and dismissing the lawsuit along with any resulting civil and criminal obligations, as stated before the panel.
Practical significance
Practically, parties should ensure the presence of both counsels before the cassation bench and properly record the dismissal request and its legal consequences, since this procedure leads to termination of the action and extinguishment of the attendant obligations. This content is a general educational summary and not judicial text or legal advice.
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