Pecuniary Jurisdiction of Libyan Courts: Between Legislative Provision and Judicial Application "A Comparative Study"

Abstract

The summary of this study is summarized in researching the subject of the pecuniary jurisdiction of Libyan courts between the legislative text and judicial application, “a comparative study” through two requirements, where the researcher dealt in the first requirement with the legal organization of pecuniary jurisdiction, through defining the concept of pecuniary jurisdiction in (the first branch), In the second section, I addressed the legislative evolution of pecuniary jurisdiction and its impact on judicial practice, concluding with a set of findings and recommendations—most notably, a recommendation to legislatively reconsider the pecuniary thresholds of the courts to align with current economic changes and achieve a balanced distribution of jurisdiction among the courts.