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Section 104

Procedure in case of court decisions

(1) The decisions of the court which become necessary in connection with enforcement is issued

1.  by the court which has jurisdiction in accordance with section 68, if a regulatory fining notice has to be enforced,

2.  by the court of first instance, if a regulatory fining decision rendered by the court is to be enforced,

3.  by the youth court judge responsible for the execution of a regulatory fining decision rendered by a court, unless a decision in accordance with section 100 (1) number 2 is to be made,

4.  by the court of first instance in criminal proceedings, if a decision in accordance with section 102 (2) is to be rendered.

(2) The decision is rendered without an oral hearing. The persons concerned are given the opportunity to submit requests prior to the decision, and to substantiate them.

(3) Immediate appeal is admissible against

1.  the ordering of coercive detention and the imposition of youth detention;

2.  the subsequent decision on confiscation (section 100 (1) number 2);

3.  the court decision in cases falling under section 103 (1) number 2 in conjunction with section 99 (2);

this applies in cases falling under numbers 2 and 3, but only if the value of the object in controversy exceeds two hundred and fifty euros. In other cases, the decision is incontestable.

CHAPTER TEN
COSTS

I. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY

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