The extent of the judge’s authority to change the reason for the judicial request

Abstract

The reason for the The cause for the judicial demand is a set of facts on which the litigants base their requests, and there is a stable rule in the procedural law that it is prohibited for the judge to change the reason for the request, The facts held by the litigants, and he does not have the power to change or add to them. However, as an exception to this principle, the judge may change the reason for the request; For considerations of public order, if it is based on incidental facts raised in the dispute, and the reason for the request presented in the sessions is related to public order