Administrative Litigation Act Article 263-3

If a district administrative court adjudicates an ordinary proceeding case through small claims proceeding or traffic adjudication proceeding, or if a district administrative court adjudicates a small claims case through a traffic adjudication proceeding, the high administrative court adjudicating the appeals shall rescind the original judgment and remand the case to the district administrative court with jurisdiction.If a case of first instance that should be adjudicated by a high administrative court was adjudicated by a district administrative court, the high administrative court shall rescind the original judgment and make the first-instance judgment through an ordinary proceeding.If the parties to a litigation misuse the procedure provided for in the first Paragraph, state "no objection" to the jurisdictional error provided for in the second Paragraph, or make a substantive claim or statement when knowing or should have known the jurisdictional error and not objecting to such error, the high administrative court shall adjudicate the case and make a judgment or ruling per the appellate trials of the original procedure, rather than applying the preceding two paragraphs.