Law of Civil Procedure

If the Supreme Court grants the objection in form, it shall determine its subject matter based on available documents, without discussing the facts of the case. If the court is not satisfied with the grounds of the objection, it shall affirm the judgment or reverse it in whole or in part –as the case may be –stating grounds therefor, and return the case to the rendering court to rule thereon anew by a different judge. If the judgment is appealed for the second time and the case is ready for judgment, the court shall rule thereon and its judgment shall be deemed final.