The Supreme Administrative Court in Iraq: the challenge and the time limit
The Supreme Administrative Court hears cassation within 30 days of notification or deemed notification, under the amended Article 7.
Read →Articles explaining general legal questions from the office’s areas of work. Each article is published in English and in Arabic.
The Supreme Administrative Court hears cassation within 30 days of notification or deemed notification, under the amended Article 7.
Read →A grievance is required before filing in the Administrative Judiciary Court: 30 days from notification, 30 days to decide, then 60 days to claim.
Read →Under the State employee discipline law, an investigation may stay in the department, or lead to referral if the act appears to be a job-related crime.
Read →Final administrative decisions, not disciplinary penalties, go to the Administrative Judiciary Court. Time limits: Article 7 of Law 65/1979 as amended.
Read →The papers a State employee retirement file rests on, and why some files are delayed: age mismatches, unrecorded service, unpaid contributions.
Read →Article 17 deducts 25% of salary (10% employee, 15% treasury) into the Fund. Self-funded bodies late over 6 months face a 3% monthly fine.
Read →After death, successors request allocation under Article 25. Shares follow Article 28. A bank change follows the Authority’s instructions, not a statute.
Read →Retirement procedures follow Unified Retirement Law No. 9 of 2014, completed by the National Pension Authority, not private-sector social security.
Read →Iraq's 2025 Political Prisoners Law amendment: welfare fund, Reconsideration Committee, land, retirement choice, Kurdistan prisoners, salary transfer.
Read →The Political Prisoners Welfare Fund under Law 10 of 2025: legal personality, a 2 per cent subscription cap, and welfare purposes.
Read →What Law 23 of 2024 changed in the Martyrs Foundation Law: categories, committees, land and the Martyrs Fund, from the official text.
Read →Martyrs Foundation Law No. 3 of 2006 was repealed by Article 23 of Law 2 of 2016. Some time limits and old decisions still have effects.
Read →Political Prisoners Foundation vs Martyrs Foundation in Iraq: the law, categories, committees, appeal periods, and when a family has two files.
Read →Injury compensation under Law No. 20 of 2009: claims usually go to the sub-committee, which examines the incident link and the medical report.
Read →Injured in a terrorist operation and the injury worsened after the compensation decision? When to request reconsideration and what papers it takes.
Read →General practical scenarios under Law 20 of 2009, as amended: missing documents, a deed of death, a timely objection, a transfer, and payment priority.
Read →After a subcommittee decision or recommendation come ratification or objection, then payment through Finance or the National Pension Authority.
Read →Instructions No. 4 of 2018 facilitate Law 20 of 2009: missing-person documents, the pension path, transfers, and five-year re-examination.
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