Each of us, sooner or later, is faced with the need to appeal for an appeal against decisions. An illegal order to impose a fine or any restrictions, for example, the seizure of property, may occur as a result of an error or violation of a procedure determined by law. More often than others, you have to appeal against decisions of bailiffs, traffic police, tax inspections. There are two ways to appeal against orders.
Instructions
Step 1
Extrajudicial, that is, an appeal to a superior official or body. If the prosecution occurred as a result of an error or gross violations of the law, this method will quickly restore the violated right. To do this, you need to write a complaint that contains information about who we are complaining to and whose actions, what rights are violated. You can be summoned to the complaint or the complaint will be considered without your participation. Attach a copy of the resolution to your complaint. In any case, the period for considering a complaint is no more than a month. If there is no answer or the answer is not satisfactory, you should go to court.
Step 2
Judicially. This method involves a more independent trial and trial. It should be remembered that the deadline for filing a complaint is only three months from the date of receipt of the order. Go to the court where you live or where the ordering authority is located. In the complaint, indicate the actions of which body are being appealed, what rights have been violated or unlawfully assigned duties, pre-trial settlement of the dispute, justification of the illegality of the decision. In this case, write all the arguments proving the illegality of the actions. But the court verifies compliance with the law when making a decision in full. The body that adopted the decision must prove its legality and validity. The consideration of the complaint takes place within 10 days, however, in practice, longer periods (this is due to the need to notify the parties and the workload of the judges). If the court finds the order unlawful, it must be canceled.
