What is the statutory period to object to a court judgment?
Summary of the body's answer: The Ministry answered that the objection period is thirty days, reduced to ten days in urgent matters.
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Official Answers
The latest public questions answered by government bodies, with a link to the original reply.
I want to object to a judgment: do I file the objection memo with the judge who issued it or with the Court of Appeal?
Summary of the body's answer: The Ministry answered that the objection memo is filed with the circuit that issued the judgment, within the objection period.
I want to file a labour claim against my employer for my dues. What is the procedure?
Summary of the body's answer: The Ministry answered that the worker first applies to the labour office covering the workplace for an amicable settlement within 21 days; if settlement fails, the claim goes to the labour court.
My employment has ended. How long do I have to file a claim?
Summary of the body's answer: The Ministry answered that the claim must be filed within twelve months of the end of the employment relationship; after that it is heard only with an excuse the court accepts or if the employer acknowledges the right.
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