Need For Removing Curtailment On Appreal Stage In The Civil Procedure

To determine the unmber of stages of proceeding for the complaints and claims petitioned by people with judicial authorities has always been one of the important issues and problems in the rules and regulation of the Civil Procedure. On the one hand due to the expeditions of adjudication of the rights of the clinets Administration and taking less time of the judicial authorities to investigate observing the rights of the protestors to the judgments of the courts, a number of Solution have been predicted the rules of the Civil Procedure in order to investigate the protests.One of the ways of protesting to the final judgments of the courts is to protest within an appeal stage by raising the caseat the highest judicial authority,namely the Supreme Court of justice. so that this court would be able to supervise the correct adminstaration of law at courts in line with its duties. Atthis stage the final judgment of the appellant is compared with the legal rules and religious terms procedurally so that the judgment would be upheld if issued correctly otherwise, it would be quashed and the case would be returned to the fellow division of the court for a second investigation.But a problem with insists concerning the protest for appeal now is that in spite of prediction of the stage of appeal in the articles 366 onward of the Civil Procedure Law of the general and revolution courts for Civil affairs. present judgments of the court of appeals concerning financial claims may not be appealed and whereas legal claims are mainly of financail nature the stage of appeal is seriously curtaild, somethig which needs to be removed as sson as possible so that judgments of the courts of appeal. at least within the ceiling acceptable by the law, would be allowed to be referred th the supreme Court of justics. In this way the Supreme Court would be enabled to fulfill its legal duty and the defendant who is subject to the final judgment of the court of the corut too, would be assured that the judgment has been checked by the highest judicial authority of the country and discerned as being issued on the basis of the leagl and religious regulations.