Appealability of Decision Denying Restoration of Missed Procedural Deadline

The case concerned an appeal against a lower authority's decision that denied the restoration of a missed deadline for filing an objection to a penalty order, which had subsequently become final. The appellate court reasoned that a decision by the lower authority regarding the restoration of a missed procedural deadline, made in its capacity as the head of the investigation and not as a court of first instance, does not constitute a judgment or a final decision as defined under the relevant sections of the Code of Criminal Procedure for the admissibility of a cassation appeal, thereby warranting non-admittance of the appeal on this ground.