appeals from civil courts Flashcards

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on what grounds can a party file for appeal

A

an error of law
An error of fact
Procedural unfairness

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What will the appeal judge depend on?

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which track was used and what type of judge heard the original case

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if appealing from the small claims track, where will the first appeal be?

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Before circuit judge sitting in the county court

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if appealing from a fast track case and heard at first instance by district judge, where will the appeal go to?

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To a circuit judge in the county court

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if appealing from a fast track, and the case was an initially heard before a circuit judge, where will the appeal be heard?

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By High Court judge sitting in the High Court

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if appealing from a multitrack case, where will the first hearing be

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Where the case had originally been heard in the county court

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In what circumstances can you have a further appeal to the court of appeal?

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In exceptional cases as set out in section 55, access to justice act, 1999

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Where will the appeal from the decision in Highcourt be heard?

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By the court of appeal, civil division

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What will happen if you’re appealing from a decision in the High Court, but the case involves an issue of international importance or raises issues of sufficient warrant

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A case can leapfrog the court of appeal and go straight to the Supreme Court

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give an example of a case, leapfrogging to Supreme Court

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Isle of white v platt

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how long does the appellant have to submit their notice?

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Within 21 days of the decision

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In what circumstances can you appeal from the court of appeal?

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if the UKSC gives permission, and the matter is of national importance

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