Article 303. Resolution of a court of cassation instance

The court of cassation instance shall adopt a resolution based on the results of consideration of the cassation appeal (protest), which shall be signed by the judges, which have considered the case.

The resolution of the court of cassation instance shall specify:

1) name of the court of cassation instance, composition of the court which has adopted the resolution, the secretary of the court session;

2) number of the case, date and place of adoption of the resolution;

3) name (surname, own name, patronymic) of the person that has submitted the cassation appeal (protest), his procedural status;

4) name (surname, own name, patronymic) of the persons participating in the case and also their representatives and other participants of the court proceedings;

5) subject matter of the dispute;

6) the decision, the date of the decision, the names of the judges who made it, the initials of the name;

7) the decision on the case, a summary of the content of the decision;

8) the grounds for the request to verify the legality and validity of the decision, the decision, presented in the cassation appeal (protest);

9) reasons stated in the response to the cassation appeal (protest);

10) explanations of the persons participating in the case and who were present at the court session;

11) circumstances of the case established by the court of cassation instance; evidence on which the conclusions of the court about these circumstances were based; laws and other normative-legal acts, by which the court was guided when adopting the resolution; reasons on which the court has rejected this or that evidence and has not applied the laws and other normative-legal acts to which the persons participating in the case referred;

12) the reasons for non-inclusion of the court of cassation in its conclusions, if the decision of the court of first instance, the decision of the court of appellate instance was annulled in full or in part;

13) conclusions on the results of consideration of the cassation appeal (protest);

14) actions which shall be executed by the court, if the case is transferred to a new consideration.

The resolution of the court of cassation instance shall specify the distribution of the court expenses among the persons participating in the case.