Principle

APPELLATE PRACTICE — Order Striking Out — Propriety of Striking Out Claim Without Hearing Parties Where Order Not Sought

Area of law
APPELLATE PRACTICE
Court
Supreme Court

An appellate court cannot make orders that adversely affect a party without giving that party an opportunity to be heard. This applies particularly when the order was not sought by any party. The court may be inclined to make certain orders, but must first hear…

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