Kasatsioonkaebuse
Kasatsioonkaebuse, also known as a cassation appeal, is a legal term used primarily in civil law systems, particularly in some European countries like Estonia. It refers to a type of appeal that is filed with a higher court to review a lower court's decision. The primary purpose of a kasatsioonkaebuse is to ensure the correct application of substantive law by the lower courts.
In the context of Estonian law, a kasatsioonkaebuse is typically filed with the Supreme Court (Riigikohtu) against
The process of filing a kasatsioonkaebuse is governed by strict procedural rules. Generally, the appeal must
The Supreme Court's decision on a kasatsioonkaebuse can have significant implications. If the Supreme Court finds