If a second appeal court says a second appeal is allowed, this section is used. You need to know what happens when this occurs. The second appeal court can make decisions that the first appeal court could have made if the first appeal was allowed.
The second appeal court has the power to do what the first appeal court could do. This means the second appeal court can make the same decisions. It can also make decisions that the first appeal court had the power to make but did not use.
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This section applies if a second appeal court allows a second appeal under this subpart.
The second appeal court may exercise any powers that the first appeal court exercised or could have exercised under this subpart if it had allowed the first appeal.
