Abstract

It is noticed sometimes that the plaintiff in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is hasty in submitting his lawsuit before the administrative judiciary before completing the administrative decision. This research, therefore, aims to determine the nature of the plea to file the lawsuit prematurely, define its features, limits, scope and its difference from the rest of the defenses regarding non-acceptance, indicate the extent of its relevance to public order and indicate its effects on the plaintiff's right to request the activation of judicial protection again. The reason for this is the difference between the effects of the ruling not accepting the case in form and the ruling rejecting the case. The first does not preclude filing the same lawsuit again if its conditions are met unless the right has naturally become obsolete while the ruling rejecting the lawsuit prevents filing the same lawsuit again.