1. The following documents should be submitted together with the recourse:
a) Copies of the recourse and other documents in a number that is as many as there are persons taking part in the case as parties;
b) The representation act, if that act is not part of the file of the trial.
2. If the recourse does not meet the conditions provided in paragraph 1 of this article, or when the recourse has not been signed, does not show the parties in the case, the decision against which the recourse is taken or what is asked for in the recourse, the judge by decision notifies the party to correct the defects within seven days. The examination of the recourse, according to this article, is done in chambers.
3. When the appellant does not complete or correct the defects within the time limit, the recourse is considered not to have been submitted and is returned to the appellant with a decision, together with the other acts submitted by him. A special appeal to the Administrative Court of Appeal may be taken against the decision of the single judge for the return of the recourse.
4. When the defects of the recourse have been completed in time, it is considered submitted as of the date of its registration in court.
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