Arun
[email protected] 26th of July 2022
No. 6-1/22-330
Answer to your email
Unfortunately, we are not able to identify, what case you are referring to in your complaint.
You can learn more about the Estonian court system and the possibilities to protect Your rights
in our legal system at the European e-justice portal on the web (https://e-justice.europa.eu).
You can find more information about Estonian court system in English online from:
- The homepage of Estonian courts: https://www.kohus.ee/en
- Contact information of Estonian Courts is available online at the court´s official website
https://www.kohus.ee/en/contact-information/contact-us
Please be noted that the Supreme Court of Estonia, as the highest court of Estonia, is competent
to review decisions only by way of cassation proceedings and appeals against rulings of
Estonian lower instance courts, e.g., county and appellate courts. The Supreme Court is unable
to express legal standpoints outside the proceedings of individual court cases in the Supreme
Court.
Yours sincerely,
(signed digitally)
Liina Reisberg
Head of the Department of Legal Information and Judicial Training
The Supreme Court of Estonia
17 Lossi St, 50093 Tartu, ESTONIA. Tel +372 730 9002, e-mail:
[email protected]
www.riigikohus.ee
Arun
[email protected] 26th of July 2022
No. 6-1/22-330
Answer to your email
Unfortunately, we are not able to identify, what case you are referring to in your complaint.
You can learn more about the Estonian court system and the possibilities to protect Your rights
in our legal system at the European e-justice portal on the web (https://e-justice.europa.eu).
You can find more information about Estonian court system in English online from:
- The homepage of Estonian courts: https://www.kohus.ee/en
- Contact information of Estonian Courts is available online at the court´s official website
https://www.kohus.ee/en/contact-information/contact-us
Please be noted that the Supreme Court of Estonia, as the highest court of Estonia, is competent
to review decisions only by way of cassation proceedings and appeals against rulings of
Estonian lower instance courts, e.g., county and appellate courts. The Supreme Court is unable
to express legal standpoints outside the proceedings of individual court cases in the Supreme
Court.
Yours sincerely,
(signed digitally)
Liina Reisberg
Head of the Department of Legal Information and Judicial Training
The Supreme Court of Estonia
17 Lossi St, 50093 Tartu, ESTONIA. Tel +372 730 9002, e-mail:
[email protected]
www.riigikohus.ee