P.R. Laws tit. 27, § 1267
If after examining the administrative record, the court shall find that the decision appealed from is reasonable and in conformity with law, it shall enter a decree dismissing the petition for review and affirming the decision of the Commission. If, on the contrary, the court shall find that the decision is unreasonable or is based upon insufficient evidence which materially affects same, or is otherwise contrary to law, it shall then enter a final decree revoking the decision or, in its discretion, it may remand the record to the Commission, with directions to reconsider the matter and make such decision as shall be reasonable and in conformity with law. In case the court shall reverse an order of the Commission dismissing a complaint, after an investigation and hearing before the Commission, it shall remand the administrative record of the proceeding to the Commission, with directions to reinstate the complaint, proceed to hold another hearing or make another investigation, and make such decision as shall be reasonable and in conformity with law. In issuing final decree in any petition for review the court shall have power to tax costs against petitioner.
History —June 28, 1962, No. 109, p. 288, § 56, eff. 90 days after June 28, 1962.