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Who appeals in ‘civil cases’? |
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Civil cases typically are those in which one "party" is suing another for money or other property. (The term "party" can include individuals, businesses and government agencies.) Civil cases also sometimes involve an action to "enjoin" a party from doing something, such as picketing or disclosing confidential information.
There can be appeals in all "civil cases" except where the parties agree in advance that the decision will be final. |
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