Article 14 of the Saudi Counter-Terrorism Law Implementing Regulations

This article regulates the enforcement of a final foreign judicial judgment relating to any terrorist crime or terrorism financing crime, including judgments confiscating funds, proceeds or instrumentalities connected with them, referred to in paragraph (3) of Article (24) of the Law. Enforcement is in accordance with the Kingdom's laws, and the following are required:

1. Attaching an official copy of the judgment and the law on which it was based, and what proves that it is final and issued by a competent judicial authority in the requesting state.
2. That the person concerned was summoned to appear, properly represented, and enabled to defend himself.
3. That the judgment does not conflict with the provisions of Islamic Sharia and public order in the Kingdom.
4. That the judgment is enforceable.
5. That it does not conflict with a judgment previously issued by a judicial authority in the Kingdom on the same subject.
6. That there is no case pending before a judicial authority in the Kingdom concerning the same crime.
7. Attaching a statement of the measures taken by the requesting state to protect bona fide persons.
8. Attaching a description of the funds requested, an estimate of their value, their likely location and information on who holds them, and a statement of the facts on which the request is based.

The practical meaning is that a foreign judgment is not enforced automatically, but must meet these conditions together, including guarantees of defense and the absence of conflict with Sharia and domestic judgments. A person connected with funds against which enforcement of a foreign judgment is sought should consult a lawyer specialized in international cases.