Code of Civil Procedure Article 182-1

When a civil court determines that it has no jurisdiction over an action that is transferred by the administrative court, the civil court shall stay the proceeding by a ruling and petition to the Supreme Court to appoint the court with jurisdiction to adjudicate the action, except in one of the following circumstances:(1) When the transfer has been decided by a final and binding decision of the Supreme Administrative Court; or(2) When the parties consent that the action shall be adjudicated by the civil court.The consent in the second sub-paragraph of the preceding paragraph should be recorded in the transcript or evidenced with a written document.The Supreme Court shall grant the parties an opportunity to be heard before issuing a ruling on the petition pursuant to the first paragraph of this Article.Where the civil court has issued a judgment regarding an action transferred by the administrative court, an appellate court shall not reverse the judgment for reason of lack of jurisdiction.