Appeal methods in judgments are defined as legal means that entitle the losing party to pursue the available avenues of appeal within the legally prescribed time limits, for the purpose of rectifying any defects that may have affected the judgment and seeking its annulment in accordance with their legal pleas. Appeal methods, particularly in civil judgments, are divided into ordinary methods: objection to default judgments and appeal; and extraordinary methods: cassation, retrial, third-party objection, and correction of the cassation decision. The legal representative bears a legal obligation that I would characterize as one of result rather than mere means, insofar as [Read More]