1. The Attorney General may challenge by way of cassation, on their own initiative or upon the request of the Minister of Justice or the Head of the Local Judicial Authority, as the case may be, accompanied by the grounds of challenge, final judgments, regardless of the court that issued them, and decisions issued by Courts of Appeal in chambers, where the judgment or decision is based on a violation of the law or an error in its application or interpretation, in the following cases: a. Judgments and decisions in respect of which the law does not permit litigants to challenge. b. Judgments and decisions in respect of which the litigants have missed the time limit for challenge, waived their right to challenge, or filed a challenge that was declared inadmissible. 2. The Attorney General shall file the challenge by a statement signed and submitted within one year from the date of issuance of the judgment or decision. The court shall examine the challenge in chambers without summoning the litigants, and the litigants shall benefit from such challenge.
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