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3/12/07, 9:26 pm

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appeals and writs

is there a legal precedence, statue or rule that stipulates that the superior (lower court) 'must' surrender to the appellate court any request to the (lower court) for an appeal of the judgement? Especially after 'a' litigant (no matter which one, filed an notice to appeal.)


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