Administrative Litigation Act Article 276

A motion for rehearing must be initiated within a peremptory period of thirty days.The period provided in the preceding Paragraph starts to run from the time when the judgment becomes final, and, if such judgment has become final prior to its service, starts to run from the time when such judgment is served. The period provided in the preceding Paragraph starts to run from the time when the ground for rehearing became known, if such ground occurred or became known on a later date.Where litigation for a rehearing is initiated pursuant to Paragraph 2 of Article 273, the period of time as provided for in Paragraph 1 starts to run from the day after the judgment is served.No motion for rehearing may be initiated after a period of five years has elapsed from the time when the judgment became final. However, motions for rehearing may still be initiated, if they are made on the grounds provided for in Subparagraphs 5, 6 or 12 of Paragraph 1 of Article 273.Where a motion for rehearing is initiated to request a review of a final rehearing judgment, the period of time provided for in the preceding Paragraph starts to run from the date the original judgment becomes final. However, if the motion for rehearing is found to be with merit, the period of time starts to run from the date when the rehearing judgement becomes final.Where litigation for rehearing is initiated pursuant to Paragraph 2 of Article 273, the period of time as provided in Paragraph 4 shall not include the period between the day the application becomes pending and the day on which the judgment is served on the applicant.