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The duration of a court case depends on several factors, including: The size and complexity of the case, The number of parties involved, The conduct of the parties and any deliberate delays, The need for expertreports, Waiting for official correspondence, Whether the judgment is appealed, Other various factors.

Therefore, there's no fixed duration for each type of case. Seyadi and Associates works diligently to expedite legal proceedings for effective client representation. For a more accurate estimate of your case duration, please contact us.

The Court of Cassation is regarded as a “court of law,” in contrast to other courts that are “courts of subject matter.” It does not examine the merits of a case, evaluate evidence, or hear witnesses. Its primary role is to ensure that lower courts have applied the law correctly and based their judgments on valid legal reasoning and sufficient evidence.

An appeal to the Court of Cassation is considered an extraordinary remedy, available only for specific legal grounds.

If the judgment requires your opponent to pay you a certain amount, the execution of that judgment and your receipt of the money determine the overall effectiveness of the litigation process. Execution procedures begin with notifying the defendant through the court. If they refuse to pay, you can take actions such as freezing bank accounts, seizing vehicles or properties, impose travel ban, etc.

However, execution may face challenges, such as the defendant lacking assets to seize, which may require ongoing monitoring of the execution file.

Several factors affect your chances of success, including Legal arguments from both sides, Available evidence, The court's assessment of presented evidence, Signed contracts and agreed terms, Judicial precedents, Principles established by the Court of Cassation, and other case-specific factors.

It's important to conduct a thorough case assessment and develop a clear strategy before initiating formal court proceedings, especially for high-value cases expected to take a long time in court.