Can the imposed sanctions be appealed?

Law no. 10 019  The Electoral Code of  The Republic of Albania

29 December 2008,  amended by Law no. 74/201 19 July .2012

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“Article 91.

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5. Failure by electoralsubjects or donors to comply with the rules provided for in this Chapter, whenit does not constitute a criminal offence, shall constitute an administrativeoffence and is sanctioned according to the provisions of Part XIV of thisCode.'

Article 173

Sanctions related tocampaign financing”

“Article 176

Execution of administrativesanctions

A fine imposed by the CEC,in accordance with this Part, constitutes an executive title and is executed inaccordance with the procedures provided for in article 510 of the CivilProcedure Code.”

Link: http://www.osce.org/albania/14464

Name: Civil Procedure  Code of the Republic of Albania

Enactment: Approved by Law No. 8116, dated 29.3.1996,

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“Article 510: Compulsory Execution canonly be based on a title executive. Executive titles:

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d. notarial acts contain obligations forpayment in cash;

f. bills of exchange, checks papers withorders equal to them;

e. other acts under specific laws andexecutive titles called the bailiff charged for their execution.

The order of execution

Article 511: Executive title isexecuted at the request of the creditor. For this purpose, the order ofexecution which provided:

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c. cases provided for by the letter'd' in the previous section by the country where the award was made;

d. cases provided by the letters'd', 'f' and 'c' by the country where theexecution is scheduled to become.

Appeal for denial of an enforcement order

Article 512: The decision rejecting theissuance of an enforcement order may be appealed according to specific rules onappeals.”

“Article 442: Means to appeal court decisions are: Appeal to theCourt of Appeal,the appeal to the Court of Cassation, the request for review and the thirdobjection.”

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