The Party Who Appeals a Decision Is Called an Appellant

question 55

True/False

The party who appeals a decision is called an appellant.

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Definitions:

Common Law

A legal system based on judicial decisions and customs, rather than on written statutes or codes.

Legal Ownership

The officially recognized possession of property, rights, or interests, backed by law.

Bondable Interest

Interest in a project or property that can be secured or protected by a bond, often related to construction or contractual obligations.

Third-Party Tender Delivery Contract

An agreement involving three parties where one party undertakes to deliver goods or services on behalf of another to a third party.