Newsletter-21

366 NEWSLETTER 2016 relating to ex parte proceedings, decisions on the transmission of the cases to another court due to legal or de facto obstacles for the court of first instance to pronounce on the relevant case, and decisions relating to the correction of the identification registers with the exception of the correction of paternity, are not subject to the review of the Court of Cassation. With the exception of aforementioned decisions, final decisions rendered by the regional courts of appeal may be challenged before the Court of Cassation within one month as of its notification. Conclusion The Resolution on the Official Start Date of the Courts of Appeal and the District Administrative Courts provides that the regional courts of appeal commences on 20.07.2016. The establishment, structure and role of the regional courts of appeal is provided by the Law on the Establishment; whereas the appellate procedure, the decisions subject to appellate review, as well as the appellate review are determined by the CPC.