Objection to ruling by administrative judge

Questioner

I have a ruling from the Administrative Court based on simplified treatment. I can appeal. I may need more time and I want to file a 'proforma appeal to preserve rights' with the request to grant me a reasonable period to further substantiate the appeal. Is this possible?

Lawyer

It is important to file an objection within the deadline. The following information is important: name and address, date, description of decision, grounds for objection, copy of decision, signature. Also indicate that you wish to be heard (otherwise you run the risk of not being called). Initially, an objection only concerns the assessment of whether the case should have been dealt with expeditiously (lack of jurisdiction of the administrative court, inadmissibility of the appeal, unfoundedness of the appeal, well-foundedness of the appeal). You can already indicate in the objection that the appeal was wrongly dealt with expeditiously and briefly state your reasons. The objection then meets the requirements and you can further substantiate it later. You can also request an additional term to supplement the grounds. The judge may decide at the hearing to hear the case in full. Please feel free to contact me via my profile if you have any questions or require legal assistance.