PrincipleAPPELLATE PRACTICE — Interlocutory Appeal — Cannot Stand Without a Subsisting Main Appeal
- Area of law
- APPELLATE PRACTICE
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that an interlocutory appeal can only be entertained if the main appeal from which it arose is subsisting; otherwise it fades into insignificance. The principle applies in appellate practice. It ensures that interlocutory appeals have a foundation. The principle reflects the dependency…
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