On the 2nd of August, 2024, in the case “Gesavan Luciano Alfredo s/Recurso de queja por apelación denegada”, (Expte. 2087/2022), the Court ordered a vehicle to be restored to its driver and granted his appeal, without requiring advance payment of the fine. It added that if the Municipal Infractions Court was able to demand, on its own authority, the payment of a fine that is neither final nor has been reviewed by any judicial body, and could reject the appeal against said fine due to it not having been paid, it would violate the requirement that “sufficient judicial control” exists over administration actions.