The parties may take an appeal from decree rendered by the court of first instance, unless the present Act contains provisions to the contrary.

The appeal must be decided upon by the senate of the competent district court (paragraph 6 of Article 25 of the Criminal Procedure Act) within 48 hours.

Any person whose application to intervene has been dismissed by the General Court may appeal to the Court of Justice within two weeks from the notification of the decision dismissing the application.

Where an appeal is to the Customs they shall not, as a matter of course, require that any supporting evidence be lodged together with the appeal but shall, in appropriate circumstances, allow a reasonable time for the lodgment of such evidence.

The reporting judge may check the indications of new facts and evidence specified in the appeal with the court which issued the misdemeanour judgement.

in respect of decisions of the court of first instance from which no appeal has been taken, on the day when the decision could no longer be appealed against;

Decisions given by the General Court under this paragraph may be subject to a right of appeal to the Court of Justice on points of law only, under the conditions and within the limits laid down by the Statute.

If the appeal is filed through of an attorney other than those referred to in the third paragraph of Article 87, the court shall reject it as inadmissible.

(2) A special appeal may be filed against the resolution of the court of first instance preventing further procedure, unless otherwise stipulated by this Law.

After the receipt of a replication or after expiration of the time period to submit replication, the court of first instance shall send the appeal and the replication, if submitted, up to the court of second instance.

If the appeal is affected also by other shortcomings regarding the content, the court of first instance shall send it up the court of second instance without requesting the appellant to supplement or correct it.

If a party fails to pay the prescribed amount of court fee due in respect of the appeal even upon the receipt of a dun letter sent by the court pursuant to regulations governing the payment of court fees, and if they neither fulfill the conditions to be exempt from payment of the same, the court shall deem the action to be withdrawn.

Until the entry into force of the rules of procedure of the Appeal Board, the Rules of Procedure of the Court of First Instance of the European Communities shall apply mutatis mutandis.

In the fifth paragraph of this article the text "The Supreme Court must decide on the appeal within three days of receiving it" shall be replaced with the following text:

The Appeal Board shall establish its rules of procedure, which need approval by the Council of the European Union in agreement with the Court of Justice of the European Communities.

However, interveners other than the Member States and the institutions of the Union may bring such an appeal only where the decision of the General Court directly affects them.

(3) In the cases referred to in the preceding paragraph the court in the first instance shall send the appeal to a higher court within twenty-four hours of expiry of all appellate deadlines referred to in paragraph 1 of Article 151 of this Act;

Pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter, appeals against other decisions issued in accordance with this Act within the framework of ordinary court proceedings must also be resolved.

(2) An appeal against other decisions passed by the court in the first instance shall be permitted only if the court imposed a fine higher than the minimum fine prescribed for the misdemeanour, secondary sanction or deprivation of a pecuniary advantage, or if the court passed a decision on a property claim.

The decision which the court of second instance has issued upon the appeal against the decision the court of first instance on the lack of jurisdiction shall bind the court to which the case is referred in respect of the jurisdiction, provided that upon issuance of such decision the court of second instance had power to decide on the jurisdictional dispute between both courts concerned.

An appeal may be brought before the Court of Justice, within two months of the notification of the decision appealed against, against final decisions of the General Court and decisions of that Court disposing of the substantive issues in part only or disposing of a procedural issue concerning a plea of lack of competence or inadmissibility.

(1) Decisions on appeals issued by the higher court shall be subject, mutatis mutandis, to the application of the provisions of Articles 135, 136 and 138 and paragraph 2 of Article 140 of this Act.

If the motion to reopen the proceedings is related solely to the proceedings in appeal, the judge presiding the panel of the court of first instance shall send the case, after having considered the motion at a hearing, to the high court to decide thereupon.

A reason for appeal under point 3 of the first paragraph of this article may be enforced whenever, or to the extent that, the ruling is based on a state of facts established in the court procedure."

In conference or upon a hearing, the court of second instance may reject the appeal as belated, incomplete or inadmissible, or dismiss it as unfounded and affirm the judgment of the court of first instance, or set aside that judgment and remand the case to the court below for reconsideration, or modify judgment render in first instance.

The hearing before the court of second instance shall begin with the report of the reporting judge describing the facts of the case, without rendering his own opinion on whether the appeal is founded or not.

The court shall reject as inadmissible any appeal for extraordinary judicial review which is lodged by agency of an attorney who is not a person defined in the third paragraph of Article 86 of the present Act.

The parties and other persons involved in the proceedings shall file actions, appeals and other pleadings in the Slovenian language or in the languages of national communities officially used by the court.

The Contracting Parties recognize each other's decisions on collection of contributions made under their legislations, provided that such decisions are no longer subject to appeal before any national court.

If the intervener has joined the litigation before the decision in respect of the cause of action becomes final, he shall also be allowed to lodge an appeal for extraordinary judicial review with the Supreme Court.

Each Contracting State may, however, empower other authorities to take such decisions if the sanction to be enforced is only a fine or a confiscation and if these decisions are susceptible of appeal to a court.

The parties may take an appeal from judgment rendered by the court of first instance within fifteen days from the day of service of the copy of the judgment, unless other time period is provided therefor by the present Act.

(c) if the debtor did not receive notice of the decision of the administrative authority or of the institution of the proceedings in sufficient time to enable him/her to defend the case or to appeal to a court or a tribunal;

(2) During a transitional period, the expiry of which shall be determined by the Administrative Council, the Administrative Council, after consulting the President of the European Patent Office, may appoint as members of the Enlarged Board of Appeal or of the Boards of Appeal technically or legally qualified members of national courts and authorities of Contracting States who may continue their activities in their national courts or authorities.

When an appeal brought by a Member State or an institution of the Union, which did not intervene in the proceedings before the General Court, is well founded, the Court of Justice may, if it considers this necessary, state which of the effects of the decision of the General Court which has been quashed shall be considered as definitive in respect of the parties to the litigation.

If the judgment of first instance is appealed against solely on the ground that the court of first instance has failed to determine all disputed claims, such appeal shall be considered as a motion to supplement the judgment.

(2) A request for protection of legality may be lodged by a public prosecutor ex officio, or at the initiative of a person who has the right to appeal against a misdemeanour judgement issued by a court in the first instance.

In any case the rights of individuals and legal persons shall include the right to appeal before all competent organs and courts, including the right of access to services in their own language and the right of access to information.

With the exception of cases relating to disputes between the Union and its servants, an appeal may also be brought by Member States and institutions of the Union which did not intervene in the proceedings before the General Court.

(3) The Supreme Court shall adjudicate on appeals against decisions from the first paragraph of this Article with a panel of five judges, and on other legal remedies with a panel of seven judges, unless otherwise stipulated by this Law.

The parties to the proceedings may appeal to the Court of Justice against any decision of the General Court made pursuant to Article III-379(1) or (2) or the fourth paragraph of Article III-401 of the Constitution, or Article 157 or the third paragraph of Article 164 of the EAEC Treaty, within two months from their notification.

(2) In the grounds for the decision the higher court shall assess all indications in the appeal and the indications of violations of the substantive provisions of this Act or regulation governing the misdemeanour which it observed ex officio.

The Appeal Board shall consist of four judges, appointed for a period of six years by the Council of the European Union from among candidates presented by the participating Member States after consulting the Court of Justice of the European Communities.

The Contracting Parties recognize each other's administrative or judicial decisions on the recovery of undue payments made under their legislations, provided that such decisions are no longer subject to appeal before any national court.

The appeal lodged against the decree imposing a fine or detention shall not avert the same from being enforced, unless it is filed also to challenge the decision by which the court has overruled the reasons for withholding of testimony.

In the legal warning contained as a part of the circuit court decision, the parties shall be warned that if they lodge an appeal by agency of an attorney, the attorney is to be chosen from among persons referred to in the third paragraph of Article 87.

Everyone shall be guaranteed the right to appeal or to any other legal remedy against the decisions of courts and other state authorities, local community authorities, and bearers of public authority by which his rights, duties, or legal interests are determined.

Thereafter, the attacked judgment or part thereof shall be read out, if necessary, together with the record on the main hearing before the court of first instance. Thereupon, the appellant shall substantiate the appeal and the opposing party shall reply to him.

The intervener who has been recognized as an indispensible co-litigant may appeal with the Supreme Court for an extraordinary judicial review also in a litigation of which he had not partaken before the decision in respect of the cause of action has become finally binding..

(6) Any person who, in a designated Contracting State, has in good faith used or made effective and serious preparations for using an invention which is the subject of a published European patent application or a European patent in the period between the decision of the Board of Appeal under review and publication of the mention of the decision of the Enlarged Board of Appeal on the petition, may without payment continue such use in the course of his business or for the needs thereof.