Statutory Industrial Organization, 1992 - 2002

Table explanation

Description topics

Appeals pending at the beg.of the period

Appeals pending on the first day of the period under review.

Current appeals and appeals dealt with

Appeals submitted

Simplified procedure

The outcome is evident from the beginning. It is possible for the court
to opt for a simplified procedure without the consent of the parties
involved.

Current protests and protests dealt with

Protest: legal means to oppose a court decision which results from a
simplified procedure.

Protests submitted

Dropped/inadmissible/unfounded

Inadmissible: court's decision to reject the request or claim of one of
the parties involved for a reason beyond the scope of the case (e.g. a
procedural error).
Unfounded: the court rejects the claim of one of the parties involved that
the decision is unlawful and upholds its decision, hence the appeal
is unsuccessful.

Admitted protests

The court agrees with the contestant that the decision is unlawful
and the decision is nullified, hence the appeal is successful.

Normal/stepped-up procedures

If a normal procedure applies, the court's decision is made public after
the investigation is concluded but if the matter is urgent, it is
possible to step up the procedure. In the plaintiff's interest, a
provisional decision can be made; they are observed as separete
procedures.

Decisions made

Court decisions

Appeals pending at the end of the period

Appeals pending on the last day of the period under review.