Supreme Court rules that an administrative body cannot partially revoke a decision if the appeal was fully accepted.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal regarding the Electronic Communications Office's partial modification of its own decision. The administrative body had accepted the appellant's appeal in full but only partially changed the original ruling, arguing this was permissible under the relevant procedural code. The court held that the statutory provision allowing self-correction applies only when the appeal is accepted in its entirety, meaning a partial acceptance precludes a partial modification of the contested decision.