Administrative Litigation Act Article 256-1

If the first instance of a case should have been a district administrative court, but a high administrative court adjudicates it during ordinary proceeding and renders a judgment, the Supreme Administrative Court may not rescind the original judgment on the ground that the High Administrative Court lacks jurisdiction.In the circumstance provided for in the preceding Paragraph, the Supreme Administrative Court shall render its judgment per the rules of the appellate procedure that should have been applied for such cases.