Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal is a higher court in the judicial system that reviews decisions made by lower courts. If a party believes that a verdict or ruling was incorrect, they can appeal to this court for a reevaluation. The Court of Appeal does not conduct new trials or hear witness testimony; instead, it examines the legal aspects of the case, including the application of the law and procedural fairness. Its decisions can uphold, overturn, or modify lower court rulings, and its judgments set important legal precedents for future cases.