Administrative Litigation Act Article 114-1

If a district administrative court adjudicates a case through an ordinary proceeding because of a change in, or a partial withdrawal of, the plaintiff's claim, it becomes one of the categories that shall be adjudicated through small claims proceeding or traffic adjudication proceeding, the originally commissioned judge of the district administrative court shall adjudicate through small claims proceeding or traffic adjudication proceeding.If a case is adjudicated by a district administrative court through an ordinary proceeding because of an addition to, a change in, or a counterclaim, the case or a part of it becomes one in the category which a high administrative court shall adjudicate, the matter shall be transferred through a court ruling to the high administrative court with jurisdiction.If a case is adjudicated by a high administrative court through an ordinary proceeding, because of a change in, or a partial withdrawal of, the plaintiff's claim, the case becomes one in the category which a district administrative court shall adjudicate, the high administrative court shall transfer the case by a ruling to the district administrative court with jurisdiction.