When an individual has questions on the constitutionality of the statute or regulation relied upon by the court of last resort in its final judgment and makes petition for interpretation of the Constitution and therefore receives interpretation of unconstitutionality, he shall be entitled to file for a retrial or an extraordinary appeal on the basis of said interpretation. Furthermore, Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 396 also provides that rights are accompanied with relief. That is, the people cannot be deprived of the right to request relief from the court which lies at the heart of the safeguarding of the right to litigation (comprehensive remedy). Since applicants do not have the power to ensure the amendment of the law, they should not be obliged to bear the consequences. In case an interpretation, given in response to a petition, is favorable to the petitioner, said interpretation shall be applicable to the petitioner's case for which the petition was made; therefore, the present petitioner may seek for relief pursuant to statutory procedure. If the administrative courts haven't consider the reasoning of declaring the law unconstitutional in the determination, and still deny the retrial for other reasons, the effect of the favorable interpretation will be incomplete.