The Right of Appeal

The Right of Appeal is a legal principle that allows individuals to challenge a decision made by a court or administrative body if they believe it was unjust or incorrect. This process enables the affected party to seek a review of the decision by a higher authority, often resulting in a reconsideration of the facts or laws involved. The appeal aims to ensure fairness and uphold justice, giving individuals the opportunity to present their case again and potentially overturn or modify the original decision. It is an essential part of many legal systems to protect rights and promote accountability.