Appeals - Appeals against pre-trial decisions - First appeals
221: First appeal court to determine appeal
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"The first appeal court makes a decision on your appeal, and can agree, change or cancel the original decision."
When you appeal a decision, the first appeal court will decide what to do with your appeal.
They can confirm the original decision, which means they agree with it.
They can also vary the decision, which means they change it in some way.
The court can set aside the decision, which means they cancel it, and make a new order that they think is right.
You can find more information about how this law has changed over time by looking at the previous law.
The court's decision will depend on the details of your appeal.
