If you disagree with the court decision, you can appeal it. According to the law, this is given six months. But there are times when there is no way to file a procedural complaint in a timely manner. Then it becomes necessary to restore the deadline for submitting this document.
Necessary
a copy of the decision to be appealed
Instructions
Step 1
Write an application for the restoration of the term to the court that considered the case at first instance. The document will be considered at the hearing. Also, the rest of the participants in the process will be notified about this meeting. But if one of them does not appear for consideration of the issue of restoring the deadline for filing, then this will not affect the court's decision in any way.
Step 2
In the application, indicate which decision was made, the number of the considered case. Then write about your disagreement with the court's order and the reason why you did not have time to appeal the court's decision. Then state your request to have your complaint renewed. Write what documents are attached to the application.
Step 3
In your application, refer to the articles of the law. Specific indication of normative acts is also proof of your innocence, confirms the legality of your actions and increases the chances in court.
Step 4
Attach copies of the court decision and ruling to the application. These documents must be certified by the same court. Also, the application must be accompanied by a receipt for payment of the state fee for filing a complaint. The application must be made in several copies according to the number of persons involved in the process.
Step 5
Simultaneously with the application, submit the procedural complaint itself, provide all documents explaining the reasons for missing the deadline. These documents may include sick leave certificates, travel certificates, and other evidence that you are unable to file a complaint. The term can be restored only if the court recognizes the reasons for missing it as valid. Such reasons include illness, a helpless state of the complainant, provided that all this happened within a year from the date of entry into force of the contested court decision.
