Supreme Court dismissed appeal against judge transfer, ruling no legal barriers exist without prior revocation of delegation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the judge's appeal regarding his transfer from the Chief Administrative Court to a provincial court without first revoking his prior delegation. The judge argued this violated administrative procedure codes and constitutional rights, but the court held that the new judicial structure regulations explicitly permitted such transfers during the transition period. Consequently, the court determined that the delegation decision became void upon the transfer, rendering the transfer legally valid and the appeal inadmissible.