Civil appeals : principles and procedure.

Responsibility: James Leabeater, Lynne McCafferty, Sean O'Sullivan, James Purchas

Contents: Part 1 : Introduction and History Chapter 1 - History of Appeals Part 2 : General Principles Chapter 2 - Jurisdiction and Powers on Appeal Chapter 3 - Is the decision Wrong? Chapter 4 - Serious Irregularity Chapter 5 - Inadequacy of Reasons/ Findings of Fact Chapter 6 - Admitting New Evidence Chapter 7 - the Effect of Settlement, Consent and Concessions Chapter 8 - Reopening Appeals Chapter 9 - Interested Parties, Interveners and Appeals Chapter 10 - Judicial Review of County Court Decisions Part 3 : Practice and Procedure for Appeals Under the CPR Chapter 11 - The Judgment and Order Chapter 12 - Identifying the Correct Appeal Court Chapter 13 - Permission to Appeal Chapter 14 - Applications for Permission to Appeal Chapter 15 - Preparation for an Appeal Chapter 16 - Case Management of Appeals Chapter 17 - Practice Points in Different Courts Part 4 : The Higher Appellate Courts Chapter 18 - Practice in the Supreme Courts Chapter 19 - Privy Council Part 5 : Arbitration Appeals Chapter 20 - Background to Arbitration Appeals Chapter 21 - Appeal on Points of Law: Section 69 Chapter 22 - Challenging Serious Irregularity: Section 68 Chapter 21 - Challenging the Substantice Jurisdiction: Section 67

Notes: Includes Table of Cases Includes Table of Statutes Includes Table of Statutory Instruments