1. An appeal is submitted in the form of a court complaint and must contain:
a) information on the identity of the plaintiff;
b) an indication of the defendant;
c) an indication of the interested parties. Interested parties are the parties participating in the administrative review at the CEC;
ç) the object of the request;
d) the legal basis;
dh) a description of the violation alleged and the points of the CEC decision to which the appellant objects; and
e) facts, arguments and legal provisions supporting the appeal.
2. The court complaint is to be filed in as many copies as is the number of parties in the proceedings and is to be accompanied by a copy of the CEC decision and, as appropriate, by a request for excluding a judge.
3. The court complaint is recorded upon its submission.
