Memorandum Of Appeal. (Civil Law)

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Author : Anonymous

Posted On 21 February 2011 at 15:33

Grounds Of Appeal & Memorandum Of Appeal. With the example(S). It is necessary to fill in civil case only or we have to fill in criminal case or only in any tax matters or only to revenue matters only any case case laws. Is it necessary to fill only in tribunals or writs or any courts in india . Pls help me out to understand in depth the concept of the Grounds Of Appeal & Memorandum Of Appeal.

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Expert : Parveen Kr. Aggarwal

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Posted On 22 February 2011 at 00:45

In any appeal, what is filed by an appellant (whether it be a criminal, civil or tax matter) is called 'Memorandum of Appeal'. A Memorandum of Appeal contains the name of the court, tribunal or authority before whom it is presented, the name and full particulars of the parties to appeal, the particulars of order or judgment of the court, tribunal or authority whose order is appealed and the grounds whereupon the decision of the court, tribunal or authority below is challenged. Grounds of appeal are the grounds only whereon the decision is challenged and forms part of a Memorandum of Appeal.