Enforcement Act of the Administrative Litigation Act Article 7

In a case that became final following the small claims proceeding of the Administrative Litigation Act as it was before the amendment took effect on September 6, 2012, if a third party applies for a retrial, and the small claims proceeding cases that have been ordered a retrial by a court ruling, shall be handled in accordance with the following provisions:1. Where an application for a retrial is made against a final judgment rendered by a High Administrative Court through the small claims proceeding and the first instance of the small claims proceeding for which a court ruling has ordered a retrial, the case shall be adjudicated by the district administrative court in accordance with the amended Administrative Litigation Act.2. In the cases where an application for retrial is made against a final judgment rendered by the Supreme Administrative Court through the small claims proceeding, and the second instance of the small claims proceedings cases of which the retrial has been ordered by a court ruling, the cases shall be adjudicated by the Supreme Administrative Court in accordance with the Administrative Litigation Act as it was before the amendment that took effect on September 6, 2012. If necessary, the cases may be transferred to the district administrative courts with jurisdiction and shall be adjudicated there in accordance with the amended Administrative Litigation Act.In the circumstances provided for in Subparagraph 1 of the preceding paragraph, the High Administrative Court shall, by a ruling, transfer the case pending before it to the district administrative court with jurisdiction.