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What is the Difference Between Trial Courts and Appellate Courts?
Asked by anantharaman,
28 Nov '09 08:52 pm
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Trial Courts - Where cases are first head and decided.
Appellate Courts - When one of the parties aggrieved at the decision given by the Trial Court approach for reversing the order of the Trial court. Appellate Courts are higher in stature - just like superior courts.
Answered by S. Ramesh, 28 Nov '09 08:53 pm
Appellate Courts - When one of the parties aggrieved at the decision given by the Trial Court approach for reversing the order of the Trial court. Appellate Courts are higher in stature - just like superior courts.
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Trail court is a court of Jurisdiction to hear plaintiff and deponent and pass an order or award ,which enjoys original jurisdiction ,where as the appellate court could sit in judgement over the order or award passed by the trial court ,which was not final and binding .
Answered by venkatesaldevarajan, 28 Nov '09 09:18 pm
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Cases , wheter civil or criminal, start withPresidency Magistrate's Court or Small causes court. Followed by the Sessions Court and then the.High Court or
after that, Division Bench of the High Court. and finally the Supreme Court.
Appellate Courts are to contest in Tax matters or Co-operative Society matters, decided by the ITO or the Commissioner of Income tax. like the Income Tax appellate Tribunal or the Co-operative Society Applettate Court
Answered by mohanbirsingh ghura, 28 Nov '09 09:15 pm
after that, Division Bench of the High Court. and finally the Supreme Court.
Appellate Courts are to contest in Tax matters or Co-operative Society matters, decided by the ITO or the Commissioner of Income tax. like the Income Tax appellate Tribunal or the Co-operative Society Applettate Court
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