Article 26611. Supervisory complaint (protest) against a court ruling or decision

In the cases provided for by this Code, a supervisory complaint (protest) may be filed against a court ruling or decision.

A supervisory complaint (protest) filed under the rules established by this Code against a ruling or decision referred to in Article 249 of this Code shall be reviewed by the supervisory instance court in accordance with the procedure provided for in this chapter for the review of supervisory complaints (protests).

Based on the results of reviewing a complaint (protest) against a ruling or decision, the supervisory instance court has the right to:

1) leave the ruling or decision unchanged;

2) amend or annul the ruling or decision in whole or in part and resolve the issue on the merits, or leave one of the previously adopted judicial documents in force;

3) annul the ruling or decision and refer the application (complaint), or the case, for substantive consideration to the competent instance court;

4) annul the ruling and refer the application (complaint), or case materials, to another court with jurisdiction over the case.