An appeal is an appeal to a higher court with a request to review a court decision that has not yet entered into legal force. The petition will be accepted for consideration only if it is correctly drawn up and well motivated, that is, the validity of the claim must be confirmed by references to specific articles of the law. An incorrectly executed document may serve as a basis for refusing to reconsider the case. Therefore, it is extremely important to draw up the appeal in a legally competent manner.
Instructions
Step 1
Indicate in the upper right part of the sheet the name and address of the court to which the petition is sent for consideration. Here is the full name (full name), place of residence and contact phone number of the person filing the complaint. In the center, write the title of the document - "Appeal." Place the number of the judge's decision on the case and the date it was issued under it.
Step 2
In the main part, describe the essence of the claim. Provide arguments that challenge the legality of the decision and give hope for a reconsideration of the case, amendment or cancellation of the court order. Substantiate your claims by referring to the evidence in the case. Be sure to indicate the regulatory legal acts and articles of the law that confirm the validity of your conclusions.
Step 3
At the end of the appeal, list all the documents that should become an attachment to the appeal. Enter the date of the application and the signature of the authorized person.
