Administrative Litigation Act Article 266

No appeals may be made against the rulings made by a commissioned judge or a designated judge. However, if the ruling is made by the administrative court where the litigation is pending and an appeal is allowed under the law, an objection may be made to the administrative court where the litigation is pending.The rules governing the appeals against the same type of rulings shall apply mutatis mutandis to the objection referred to in the preceding Paragraph.Appeals may be made against rulings made by the administrative court where the litigation is pending under the rules of this Part.Objections may be made against rulings made by a commissioned judge or a designated judge for appellate cases pending at the administrative courts. The same applies to rulings made by a commissioned or designated judge for the first-instance procedures in administrative courts when no appeals against judgments may be made.