P.R. Laws tit. 5, § 1106
(a) Any person feeling aggrieved by a final order or resolution of the Administrator may, within ten (10) days after service of notice thereof, petition for review before any part of the Court of First Instance of Puerto Rico. Such review shall be limited exclusively to issues of law. There may be a joinder of petitions for review whenever the questions raised therein are similar.
(b) The Administrator may resort to the Court of First Instance for enforcement of his order to cease and desist or any other corrective order, whenever he shall deem it necessary. Disobedience by the respondent of a judicial order granting such request shall constitute contempt.
(c) The Administrator shall transmit to the Court of First Instance the original record of the case within the fifteen (15) days following the date the petition for review was filed. He shall likewise prepare and certify as correct the transcript of the stenographic record of the case, which shall be transmitted to the court on request of the party in interest, upon payment of the proper fees and as and within the term directed by the court. The party aggrieved by the judgment of the Court of First Instance may petition the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico for a review thereof within twenty (20) days after service of notice of the judgment on him. The Supreme Court may issue the writ on the merits of the petition, and shall, in case of a denial, set forth the reasons therefor, but in no case shall it stay the effects of the judgment of the Court of First Instance pending decision of the petition. In resolutions or orders of the Administrator, no writ of certiorari shall issue through any procedure other than the one prescribed in this section.
(d) The effect of an order, regulation or resolution so challenged shall at no time be stayed until a judicial decision is had granting the writ of appeal or of review instituted.
History —June 11, 1957, No. 34, p. 67, § 15.