appealing party

The higher court gave more severe sentences to the three appealing parties.

The appeal was dismissed without a hearing for the appealing parties.

In most cases, the appealing party was the losing party in the prior court.

The appealing parties argued that allowing pro-life groups to bury the remains violated the separation of church and state.

An appeal may only be taken from a decision to which the appealing party objected with reasonable certainty at the time that the decision was made.

The appealing parties had to show that Judge Miller was faulty in her ruling and explain why a further injunction should be imposed.

The main reasons brought by the appealing party were the high CO2 that will lead to worsening of the population health in the region as well as global warming effect and increased dependence on the imported coal.

The appealing party does not need to appeal to the metropolitan; the party can instead appeal to the Holy See, in which case the Roman Rota would hear the case in the second instance.

He said in an interview that the system is under review and volunteered that some aspects - like not allowing appealing parties to cite other movies and allowing only the Catholic and Episcopal Churches to send representatives to the appeals board - need to be changed.