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Small Claims Appeal (20:App L) (view source)
Revision as of 23:00, 23 November 2022
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There are two main grounds of appeal: an error of fact and an error of law. In order to appeal a decision from the Small Claims Court, one must argue that the Judge made either an error of fact or an error of law. The following provides a step by step guide on how to appeal a decision from Small Claims Court. | There are two main grounds of appeal: an error of fact and an error of law. In order to appeal a decision from the Small Claims Court, one must argue that the Judge made either an error of fact or an error of law. The following provides a step by step guide on how to appeal a decision from Small Claims Court. | ||
==== Step 1: Obtain a copy of the written Order made by the Small Claims Court Judge which is being appealed | ==== Step 1:==== | ||
'''Obtain a copy of the written Order made by the Small Claims Court Judge which is being appealed''' | |||
If you do not already have a copy of the Order that you want to appeal, you should go to the Court Registry in the Court House where the Order was made. Ask the Clerk for a copy. There may be a small photocopying fee which you will have to pay. | If you do not already have a copy of the Order that you want to appeal, you should go to the Court Registry in the Court House where the Order was made. Ask the Clerk for a copy. There may be a small photocopying fee which you will have to pay. | ||