Bill and all,
Bill Lovell wrote:
> *At 09:11 PM 3/19/99 +0000, you wrote:
> >William and all,
> >
> > True enough. However by the same token it doesn't mean that the
> >appeal won't either. Hence the reason for a court of appeals, william.
> >In addition if there is more discovery, which is likely in this particular
> >case there is a whole new case potentially.
> >
> There is no new discovery on an appeal. What is "appealed" is the
> case as it left the District Court. Only on remand from the appellate
> court would there be any opportunity for new discovery.
This is normally true. but under certain circumstances and at any
judges allowance such discovery could be ordered should that judge believe
or be persuaded to believe that it is relevant and in his/her(judge) opinion
necessary for proper adjudication of the appeal... Therefore such a
motion could be submitted depending on the terms of the appeal
as well....
>
>
> Bill Lovell
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