Can I appeal a District Court civil judgment in Indonesia after missing the 14-day deadline?
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In civil proceedings, an appeal must be filed within 14 (fourteen) days from the date the judgment is rendered or officially notified. If this statutory period has lapsed, the right to appeal is, in principle, forfeited.
However, extraordinary legal remedies may still be available, such as a Petition for Judicial Review (Peninjauan Kembali / PK) where there is newly discovered evidence (novum), judicial oversight, or a manifest error in the judgment. In cases where the decision was rendered by default (verstek), an objection (verzet) may also be considered, provided the legal requirements are satisfied.
To assess the viability of any further legal action, a review of the official copy of the judgment, proof of service, and evidence of any substantial procedural irregularities is required.
We recommend conducting a comprehensive review of the case file before determining the appropriate legal strategy.
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