التنظيم القضائي في الدولة القعيطية بحضرموت : دراسة مقارنه مع القانون اليمني والسوداني

Abstract

The world has been witnessing today rapid progress in all fields of life as the revolution in the knowledge and information. Those ambiguous foundations and inflexible regulations have no place in the present developed world map. Consequently, the developing countries should be taken in consideration to progress their legal and judicatory foundations to realize the aspirations, ambitions and comforts of their peoples and to unification to the new world systems on the other hand. Yemen is one of those countries whose judicatory is far of reform and development. Corruption is spread over all. This is the main problem, the researcher has studied it. The thesis is a study of the judicatory of Al-Qaeety Sultanate in Hadramout-Yemen. It is a contribution to develop and to advantage of its characteristics in order to progress the present Yemeni judicatory. Academic studies are not found belong to the subject of this thesis. Only a general study of Yemeni judicatory introduced by Yahia Al-hashmee, who discussed in brief the judicatory of Al-Qaeety Sultanate in Hadramout. The researcher selected the analytic historical method in this study through the study of many contemporary, confident and reliable documents belong to the history of that period of the study. Then the researcher compares the present judicatory Yemen and Sudan with the judicatory of Al-Qaeety Sultanate – the subject of the thesis. The researcher concluded this study with results and recommendations, stressing that Al-Qaeety Sultanate judicatory should be considerable in order to develop the present Yemeni judicatory through the separation of the executive authority from the judicatory, as the present Sudanese judicatory