Administrative Litigation Act Article 254

Unless otherwise provided, the Supreme Administrative Court shall base its judgment on the facts found in the judgment rendered by the High Administrative Court.If an appeal is taken against the judgment by reason of a violation of provisions regulating litigation proceedings, the Supreme Administrative Court may take into consideration the facts alleged regarding such violation; in cases where an appeal is taken against the judgment by reason of the illegal finding of facts or the illegal omission thereof, the Supreme Administrative Court may take into consideration the facts alleged.The Supreme Administrative Court may also take into consideration other materials that clarify or supplement the litigation relationship during oral argument.