الدكتور سهيل الأحمد يشارك في نشر دراسة جديدة بعنوان “مشروعية الجمع بين التعويض ورد الدم في التشريع الأردني: دراسة مقارنة”
ملخص البحث
The legal specifications regarding compensation and blood restitution in Jordanian law need clarification, as certain ambiguities persist. Shedding light on the legal basis, scope and nature of said terms is the primary objective of this message. Another goal is to expound upon the regulation of combining compensation and blood restitution, and the permissible limits of its application concerning material and moral damages. The focal point of the research was determining the position of Jordanian policymakers regarding the feasibility of providing dual compensation to the victim, involving civil compensation and blood restitution. This led to several legal verdicts by the Sharia and regular courts being vastly different, creating an inconsistency in judgments. Some courts supported the merging of the two compensations, while others opposed it. By utilizing both descriptive and analytical tactics, a study was conducted to examine the rules governing compensation for damages in Jordanian civil law, including those for blood restitution. This analysis took into account various other legislative documents in Jordan as well as relevant judicial verdicts. The inclusion of provisions for compensation in civil law was a noteworthy outcome of the study, indicating that the Jordanian legislator recognizes both contractual and tortious liability as a form of civil liability. However, the study also highlighted the need for clearer legal language pertaining to blood restitution, particularly in relation to the combined use of blood restitution and compensation.
كيفية الاستشهاد للبحث:
Alzawahreh, M. M., Basbous, A. S., & Alahmad, S. (2024). The Legitimacy of Combining Compensation and Blood Restitution in Jordanian Legislation: A Comparative Study. In Business Analytical Capabilities and Artificial Intelligence-enabled Analytics: Applications and Challenges in the Digital Era, Volume 2 (pp. 235-245). Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland.
رابط البحث
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-031-57242-5_19