7 cases that can not be appealed before the Court of Cassation .. know them
Many citizens wonder about cases where the Court of Cassation can not be challenged and "Day Seven" clarifies seven cases in which the Court of Cassation can not be challenged.
According to the lawyer Khalid Mohammed, Law No. 57 of 1959 defines the cases and procedures of appeal before the Court of Cassation, and cases in which the appeal can not be challenged in court. These cases are:
1. Judgments issued by the Criminal Court in the absence of the accused.
2 – The sentences issued in misdemeanors punishable by a fine not exceeding twenty thousand pounds.
3. An appeal may not be made in respect of a civil claim alone if the required compensation does not exceed the quorum of the appeal against the appeal provided for in the Civil and Commercial Procedure Law.
4. No one shall be challenged against any of the litigants in criminal and civil proceedings, except in respect of his rights.
5 – It is not permissible to challenge the way of cassation in the judgments issued before the dismissal of the subject, unless it is built on it to prevent the proceedings.
6. The appeal of the veto shall not be accepted in the judgment as long as the appeal against it by way of opposition is permissible.
7 – No appeal may be made against the rulings issued in the offenses, unless the violation is linked to the betrayal of indivisibility, provided that the appeal and the misdemeanor are brought together.
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