Belgrade’s Court of Appeals has, for the third time, overturned the confirmed indictment related to the 2017 collapse of a canopy at the Novi Sad railway station, which resulted in sixteen fatalities. The repeated annulment raises questions about the prosecution’s case and the pursuit of justice for the victims and their families. Details surrounding the reason for the latest reversal have not been fully disclosed, but it follows previous rulings citing procedural issues or insufficient evidence. This latest decision effectively halts the criminal proceedings against those initially charged in connection with the tragedy. The KRIK investigative journalism outlet first reported the news, highlighting the ongoing difficulties in establishing accountability. This development marks a significant setback for efforts to bring those responsible for the collapse to justice, prompting renewed scrutiny of the investigation and legal process. Families of the victims have expressed frustration and disappointment over the repeated delays and legal challenges.