When can rulings rendered during a legal proceeding be challenged?
Rulings rendered during a legal proceeding can only be challenged after a conclusive judgment is rendered on the entire legal proceeding, with certain exceptions. These exceptions include summary and urgent judgments, judgments that order the dismissal of proceedings, judgments that are subject to compulsory execution, judgments establishing lack of jurisdiction, and judgments that establish the court's jurisdiction over the legal proceeding if the court has no jurisdiction.