National Court of Appeals

The National Court of Appeals is a judicial institution that primarily reviews decisions made by lower courts to ensure they are fair and in accordance with the law. It handles appeals from various cases, providing a check on the legal system and helping to maintain consistency in legal interpretations. By examining the application of laws and legal procedures, the court plays a crucial role in protecting citizens' rights and upholding justice. Its decisions can set important legal precedents that guide future cases and contribute to the development of the law.