Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty

In this scientific paper shall be handled a special segment of contested procedure concerning the possibility of submitting revision as one of the extraordinary legal remedies against rendered judgment in contested procedure in a context of critical overview between amendment and supplement of conte...

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Main Author: Rrustem Qehaja
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Bucharest University of Economic Studies 2019-10-01
Series:Juridical Tribune
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Online Access:http://tribunajuridica.eu/arhiva/An9vS/13.%20Rrustem%20QEHAJA.pdf
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spelling doaj-3559bc75589c47e8865646626ac10d0c2020-11-25T01:57:34ZengBucharest University of Economic StudiesJuridical Tribune2247-71952248-03822019-10-019Special172186Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certaintyRrustem Qehaja0Faculty of Law, University of Prishtina, KosovoIn this scientific paper shall be handled a special segment of contested procedure concerning the possibility of submitting revision as one of the extraordinary legal remedies against rendered judgment in contested procedure in a context of critical overview between amendment and supplement of contested procedure current law in comparison to previous law of contested procedure and contested procedure laws of region countries including the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, now The North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Frequent amendments of laws question citizen legal certainty and potential investors especially in those countries with fragile democracies that are going through transition phase, as is the case in Kosovo. Revision is one of the extraordinary legal remedies of appealing final court decisions rendered by the second instance court, which may be submitted due to numerous causes within limits and deadlines provided by law. By revision, may come to correction of substantive or procedural law eventual omission made in the second instance court trial.http://tribunajuridica.eu/arhiva/An9vS/13.%20Rrustem%20QEHAJA.pdfcontested procedurejudgmentrevisionsupreme courtextraordinary legal remedies.
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Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty
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title Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty
title_short Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty
title_full Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty
title_fullStr Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty
title_full_unstemmed Revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty
title_sort revision against judgment in contested procedure, a challenge or legal certainty
publisher Bucharest University of Economic Studies
series Juridical Tribune
issn 2247-7195
2248-0382
publishDate 2019-10-01
description In this scientific paper shall be handled a special segment of contested procedure concerning the possibility of submitting revision as one of the extraordinary legal remedies against rendered judgment in contested procedure in a context of critical overview between amendment and supplement of contested procedure current law in comparison to previous law of contested procedure and contested procedure laws of region countries including the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, now The North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Frequent amendments of laws question citizen legal certainty and potential investors especially in those countries with fragile democracies that are going through transition phase, as is the case in Kosovo. Revision is one of the extraordinary legal remedies of appealing final court decisions rendered by the second instance court, which may be submitted due to numerous causes within limits and deadlines provided by law. By revision, may come to correction of substantive or procedural law eventual omission made in the second instance court trial.
topic contested procedure
judgment
revision
supreme court
extraordinary legal remedies.
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