If you make a second appeal, a second appeal court will decide on it. The court will follow the rules in this section to make its decision. You will win your appeal if the court agrees with you on any of the grounds described in section 232(2).
The court will look at your case and decide if you should win your appeal. If the court is not satisfied with your grounds for appeal, it will dismiss your appeal. This means the court will not allow your appeal to proceed if it does not agree with you on any of the grounds.
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A second appeal court must determine a second appeal under this subpart in accordance with this section.
The second appeal court must allow the appeal if satisfied that the appeal should be allowed on any of the grounds described in section 232(2).
The second appeal court must dismiss the appeal in any other case.
