Principle

APPELLATE PRACTICE — Order for Rehearing — Propriety of Pronouncing on Substantive Issues

Area of law
APPELLATE PRACTICE
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that where an appellate court orders a rehearing de novo, it should not interfere with or determine substantive issues reserved for the rehearing. The principle applies in appellate practice. It ensures that the rehearing is not prejudiced. The principle reflects the limits…

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