Appeal
اپیل
Civil
An appeal is a request to a higher court to re-examine a decision of a lower court and set it aside or change it.
What does Appeal mean in plain words?
If you lose in a trial court, you may appeal to the court authorised to hear appeals from it. A right of appeal exists only where the law gives one, and appeals have strict time limits. A second appeal to the High Court lies only on the grounds listed in section 100.
When will I hear Appeal?
He filed a first appeal in the District Court against the decree within 30 days.
Which law covers Appeal?
Sections 96 and 100, Code of Civil Procedure 1908; Chapter XXXI, Code of Criminal Procedure 1898
Which related terms should I know?
Common questions about Appeal
- What is the difference between an appeal and a revision?
- An appeal is a right given by law to challenge a decision on facts and law. Revision is a narrower power of the High Court to correct jurisdictional errors or illegality, usually when there is no appeal.