28 89(22) In a judgment of June 26, 1995, this court declared the complaint admissible and Resolutions 1303-A-92-CACL and 1303-B-92-CACL of November 6, 1992, inapplicable (supra para. 89(13)). Consequently, the court ordered that the plaintiffs be reinstated in the posts they occupied when their right was affected. This ruling found that: Although it was issued on November 5, 1992, Resolution […] 532-92-PCM was only published on November 6 and, consequently, […] this decision could not come into force until the day following its publication, that is November 7, 1992, and only as of that date could Carlos Novoa Tello act as President of the Commission and issue the corresponding resolutions, particularly in the case of a streamlining process that would affect a number of congressional employees; in addition, there was a legal impediment, because the streamlining period had expired on November 6, 1992; therefore, Novoa Tello could not issue a Resolution in this respect as of November 7 when he was able to exercise this function; likewise, Resolutions 1303-A-92-CACL and 1303-B-92-CACL […] are ineffective with regard to the plaintiffs because they were issued on November 6, 1992, by someone who, on that date, was not legally entitled to exercise the position; and it is symptomatic that the publication has only just been made on December 31, 1992, alleging that Supreme Resolution No. 532-92-PCM cannot have retroactive effects […].40 89(23) In July 1995, the Legislature’s Public Attorney filed an appeal before the Lima Twenty-eighth Civil Court with regard to the judgment of June 26, 1995 (supra para. 89(22)) for “the higher ranking court to revoke it.” 41 89(24) On August 22, 1995, 1842 dismissed employees asked to take part as joint litigants in the proceedings. In October and November 1995, another 1143 dismissed Gonzáles, Nelly Rivera Martínez, Juan Vásquez Quezada, César Pérez Guevara, Bladimir Chávez García, Santiago Erquiñigo Ramón, César Sernaqué Vargas, Javier Flores Salinas, Eduardo Salazar Caycho, Oscar Vásquez Legua, Víctor Silva Baca, Elieberto Silva Baca, Tito Hinostroza Toro, Soledad Vásquez Quiñones, Walter de la Cruz Paredes and Carmen Sosa Álvarez. 38 Juan Carlos Sánchez Lozano, Julio Antonio Rigaid Arévalo, Esther Cisneros Urbina, César Pérez Guevara, Moisés Pajares Godoy, Segundo Zegarra Zevallos, Walter Soto Santana, Carlos Unzueta Medina, Walter Soto Santana, María Infantes Vásquez, Jesús Hinojosa Silva, Félix Aguilar Rojas, Lidia Bereche Riojas, Carmen Rivera Loayza and Teodoro Castro Salvatierra. 39 Cf. judgment of the Lima Twenty-eighth Civil Court of June 26, 1995 (file of appendixes to the application, tome I, appendix 15, folios 524, 530 to 532 and 536); amparo recourse filed by some employees on March 2, 1995, before the Lima Twenty-eighth Civil Court (file of appendixes to the application, tome I, appendix 22 A, folios 673 to 680), and briefs of March 10 and 28, 1995, adhering to the amparo recourse filed on March 2, 1995 (file of appendixes to the application, tome I, appendix 22 B and C, folios 682 to 687). 40 Cf. judgment of the Lima Twenty-eighth Civil Court of June 26, 1995 (file of appendixes to the application, tome I, appendix 15, folios 524, 530 to 532 and 536). 41 Cf. appeal filed by the Attorney General’s Office before the Lima Twenty-eighth Civil Court (file of appendixes to the application, tome I, appendix 22 K, folios 744 to 751). 42 Hugo Montes Yacsahuache, Ronald Luciano Revelo Infante, Agustín Miguel Arturo Polo Castañeda, Liduvina Salcedo Olivares, David Orlando Zegarra Castro, Laura Colan Villegas, Rodolfo Guevara Gallo, Mónica Emperatriz Ramírez Rodríguez, Anabel Iris Gonzáles Sánchez, Eriberto Rodolfo Alvarado Galván, Marcial de la Cruz Paredes, Sergio Alejandro Medina Ramírez, Herver Víctor Cárdenas Pinto, Vicente Waldo Rodríguez Reaño, Telmo Jaime Barba Ureña, Folgges Luis Hayasshi Bejarano, Aquilino Menacho Salas and Hugo Montes Pacora. 43 Carmen Rosa Paredes Cuba, Walter Roberto Paredes Cuba, Pablo Jorge Ferradas Núñez, Augusto Bellido Orihuela, Alfredo Cabrera Enríquez and Ronald Urquiza Alcántara, Pedro Quiñonez Seminario, María Elena Quineche Díaz, Amelia Rosario Pohl Luna, Walter Pereyra Salazar and Giovanna Elset Soto Santana.