P.R. Laws tit. 5, § 564a
Any administrative determination of the Secretary establishing that a commercial feed is adulterated, or falsely labeled, or that the composition and analysis of the feed is not in accordance with what was guaranteed at the time of registration in the Department of Agriculture of Puerto Rico, may be appealed from within the fifteen (15) days following the date of notice of such determination on the party aggrieved. The appeal shall be taken through complaint filed in the corresponding part of the Court of First Instance of Puerto Rico against the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, without furnishing of bond, which complaint shall be notified to the Secretary of Justice, who shall present his allegations within the term specified for any ordinary action. The hearing shall be held without subjection to docket, and against the judgment rendered no remedy shall lie except that of certiorari before the Supreme Court, limited to issues of law. The effect of the said challenged administrative determinations shall at no time be stayed until a final and executory judgment annulling same is issued.
History —June 28, 1962, No. 110, p. 326, added as § 11-A on June 14, 1966, No. 41, p. 172, § 4.