Request Civil (PK) is an extraordinary remedy that is intended to correct mistakes or errors court decision lesser degree by a higer court, where the error or the error is human nature, including judges and adjudicates cases. Recognizing the possibility of mistake or misidentification of the Act will provide the opportunity and the means for justice seekers to justice in accordance with the stages of the procedural law. Basically PK petition can only be summited once. The application for juducual review of a similar case more than 1 (one) time is against the law. However, in practice found several Supreme Court verdict on the petition filed PK for the second time and beyond. This research was a normative juridical approach. The specification of this research was conducted to primary, secondary and tertiary law material. Tehe analysis was using a juridical qualitativw method so that in deriving conclusion will no imply mathematical formula. The result show, first, in principle PK was rendered in the event knowing new evidences that were not known to the judges so that when it matters when it knows it will be another judge’s decision. This process, notwithstanding the provisions of general application, ie, every decision has force of the law is final, cannot be contested again. Second, the application of procedural law PK diverse civil cases in Indonesia where a formal procedural requirements will determine the granting or refusal of the request PK by the Supreme Court in particular in examining the petition PK second and so on. Third, the concept of civil matters PK petition settlement that promotes fairness and legal certainty in order to update the National Civil Procedure Law (Ius constituendum) is the application of the model through a combination of restriction and discretion procedural model. This model is expected to minimize abuse of discretion considering the selection of the team that did not have a direct interest in the case against the case filed so as to realize a just and certain PK award. Keyword: petition, reconsideration, civil matters.