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Whereas article 632 paragraph one of the
Civil, Commercial and Social Procedure Code states that
the party seeking judicial review must, under pain of forfeiture, submit at the
Supreme Court registry, no later than three months as from the date of
receipt, at the registry, further pleadings containing the legal arguments raised against
the
decision subject of the judicial review, where necessary the documents used to support
the judicial review;
This deadline will run as from the notice given to the court registrar as from the receipt
of the file at the Supreme Court.
This notice may be given through a simple letter. Under pain of inadmissibility, a
certain amount must be paid at the registry of the Supreme Court
for the purpose of covering the various costs for procedure and registration.
Whereas in this specific case, the certificate of 21 July from the Supreme Court chief
Registrar shows that the applicant did not meet any of the legal requirements within the
prescribed time limit.
NOW THEREFORE
As concerns procedural issues: Declares the judicial review inadmissible for
failure to pay the required deposit;
Orders the State Treasury to pay for costs ;
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed publicly by the Court of Assizes on the
days, month and year stated herein above.
SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT AND THE COURT REGIS TRAR.