Assiut University court refusal raises legal questions
Assiut University is facing a legal crisis after it refused to implement judicial rulings in favor of faculty members amounting to 463 million Egyptian pounds, despite the issuance of final and enforceable judicial orders. The Supreme Administrative Court confirmed that the refusal to execute a final judicial ruling is considered a negative administrative decision, which the appellant has the right to challenge. It also stated that such refusal bears legal responsibility on the responsible employee if the conditions for that are met. Additionally, it clarified that the university is obligated to implement judgments against it once they are issued, and failure to do so constitutes a legal violation, granting the judgment holder the right to challenge the matter again before administrative courts. The Minister of Finance requested that the university pay the dues from its own resources after its debt reached 463 million Egyptian pounds, while previously, the salaries of faculty members were paid by the Ministry of Finance.
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