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When is a judgment considered 'in attendance' for someone who was notified of the session date but did not attend, and what is the legal effect of electronic notification?

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A judgment is considered 'in attendance' in respect of someone who was notified of the session date personally or through their agent and did not attend, based on what is stipulated in Article 57/2 of the Law of Sharia Procedure. Notification via electronic means is considered to produce its legal...

A judgment is considered 'in attendance' in respect of someone who was notified of the session date personally or through their agent and did not attend, based on what is stipulated in Article 57/2 of the Law of Sharia Procedure. Notification via electronic means is considered to produce its legal effects, in accordance with Royal Order No. (14388) dated 25/3/1439 AH and Supreme Judicial Council Resolution No. 219/6/39 dated 12/4/1439 AH.
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