Appellate procedure
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Names and connections
Appeal
- Broader: Courts
- Broader: Procedure (Law)
- Narrower: Appeal as from an abuse
- Narrower: Appeals in forma pauperis
- Narrower: Certiorari
- Narrower: Courts of last resort
- Narrower: Exceptions (Law)
- Narrower: Law and fact
- Narrower: New matter (Civil procedure)
- Narrower: New trials
- Narrower: Prospective overruling
- Narrower: Reformatio in pejus
- Narrower: Tax protests and appeals
- Narrower: Waiver of appeal
- Narrower: Writ of error
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Morton address: 290495370172450304 · morton4x16-v1
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