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Extraordinary appeals are those in which the law sets or limits the reasons for their interposition, thus restricting their use to the occurrence of these specific requirements; this means that it is necessary to specify at the time of interposing the appeal the specific reason or reasons that give rise to it and also that the reason alleged is admitted as such by law. Extraordinary appeals are the extraordinary appeal for procedural infringement, the appeal for cassation and the extraordinary appeal in the interest of the law. The review and hearing of the rebel are not really appeals; they are only autonomous rescission actions whose object is to modify a firm sentence and which give rise to rescission processes, which is why they are special. If you are interested in this fascinating topic, stay to watch the video.