Disputes are brought before the court with the aim of achieving a just and fair resolution. Although judgments are rendered after careful examination and in many cases have gone through the exhaustion of all legal remedies (i.e., appeal and cassation), certain circumstances may arise in which final and binding court decisions require reconsideration due to the complexity of the issues or other factors.
The Indonesian law offers a pathway for such further scrutiny. The Supreme Court of Indonesia under very limited and specific grounds may overturn final and binding judgments through the extraordinary legal remedy of civil review.
This infographic will guide you through the key aspects of this exceptional legal remedy.
