Article 2667. Powers of the supervisory instance court

Based on the results of consideration of a complaint (protest) in the supervisory procedure, the court shall have the right to:

1) leave the decision, ruling unchanged;

2) annul the decision, ruling wholly or partially and adopt a new decision;

3) annul the decision based on grounds provided in subparagraphs 3 and 6 of part five of Article 244 of this Code and remit the case for new consideration to the appellate or cassation instance court whose decision has been annulled;

4) amend the decision, ruling;

5) annul the decision, ruling wholly or partially and terminate the proceedings or leave the application (complaint) wholly or partially unconsidered;

6) annul individual judicial documents and leave one of the previously adopted judicial acts in force;

7) annul the decision, ruling and remit the case materials to another court with subject-matter jurisdiction, provided the grounds under subparagraph 7 of part five of Article 244 of this Code are present.

Failure to resolve or incorrect resolution of the issue regarding the distribution of court costs shall not constitute grounds for annulling or amending the decision. In this case, the conclusion section of the decision shall indicate the distribution of court costs in accordance with Article 115 of this Code.