If you are involved in a court case and you do not agree with the decision made by the first appeal court, you can ask to appeal again to a higher court. You need to get permission from the higher court to do this. The higher court, which is either the High Court or the Court of Appeal, will only let you appeal again if they think the case is very important to lots of people or if something has gone wrong with the case and it needs to be looked at again. You might get permission to appeal if the court thinks something has gone wrong and it could lead to an unfair result if it is not sorted out.