On Wednesday, October 14, 2026, the Investment and Trade Court held its fourth discussion circle dedicated to the Court's judges, as part of its efforts to consolidate specialized legal research, enhance the quality of judgments, and unify judicial understanding of both established and newly emerging legal principles.

The circle focused on a number of legal issues directly related to judicial work, foremost among them the devolutive effect of appeal and its applications in the decisions and judgments of the Court of Cassation, alongside a comparative study on the injured party's right to claim from the insurance company the rights arising under a compulsory insurance policy, and the extent of the company's right of recourse against the injured party.

The circle included a scholarly presentation of the judgments and judicial principles related to the topics of discussion, followed by an extended half-hour dialogue among the judges, during which views were exchanged and practical issues and relevant judicial applications were discussed, enhancing the benefit of the circle's outcomes for subsequent lectures and legal programs.

This circle forms part of the Court's program aimed at supporting continuous judicial development, consolidating a culture of legal analysis, and enhancing the quality of judicial performance, in keeping with the nature of investment and commercial disputes and their rapid developments.