1. Ordinary Law of Civil Procedure

When the appeal is limited for any reason, it may, under certain conditions, be reinstated. Some authors refer to this as a restored appeal. However, such restoration is only conceivable if no other remedy is available to the applicant at the time they intend to exercise their appeal. Indeed, if the law allows the dissatisfied applicant to file an appeal to the Court of Cassation, they cannot bene …