(1) Before the Supreme Court hears an appeal on the merits, it shall ascertain whether the appeal has been properly filed.
(2) If it finds that certain formalities required by law have not been satisfied, it shall, as the case may be, deliver a judgment of inadmissibility.
(3) If the appeal is without merits, the court shall dismiss it.
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In force from 27-07-2005
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