الفهرس 
المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Along with the introduction, which included the most necessary elements of the research, this study entitled ”The Implementation of the Foreign Arbitration Judgments in the Libyan and Egyptian Laws” discusses how and the possibility of implementing the provisions of the foreign arbitration judgments in accordance with the Libyan and Egyptian laws in the case of the concerned judgments has been issued by foreign court of arbitration that considered to be outside the legal scope of the two countries. Searching for procedural and substantive conditions required for the implementation of foreign arbitration judgments in a comparative method is the theme and essence of this study. This work has been addressed and discussed into three principal parts. Part one dealt with the distinction between the rule of the national and foreign arbitration. Part two which allocated to discuss the conditions and procedures for implementing the provisions of foreign judgments of arbitration, has been taken through two sections with sub-sections for each. Section one dealt with the necessary terms and conditions for implementing foreign arbitration judgments in the Libyan and Egyptian laws, section two of this chapter was for the discussion of procedures for implementing the provisions of the foreign arbitration. Part Three of this study was dedicated to the order of implementation and its implications which has been dealt with in three main sections. The first section discussed the implementation order, its scope and issuing procedures. Section tow was dedicated to the appeal of this Executive order and its effects as well as the procedures of the appeal. The third section of this part has been allocated to discuss the suspension of the executive order that as well as the procedures necessary for such suspension either by the court of appeal or by the judge. this study was ended with a conclusion appended with the most important findings and recommendations.