1. The Court of Appeal overturned the original ruling.

2. In 1991, the Court of Appeal overruled this decision.

3. The Court of Appeal set aside his conviction.

4. The case was remitted to the Court of Appeal.

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5. The Court of Appeal reversed the decision.

6. His conviction was overturned by the Court of Appeal.

7. The Court of Appeal overturned the earlier decision.

8. The conviction was upheld by the Court of Appeal.

9. The Court of Appeal upheld the appellants' convic-tions.

10. The decision was affirmed by the Court of Appeal.

11. The case was referred to the Court of Appeal.

12. The Court of Appeal has a pivotal role in the English legal system.

13. The case went to the court of appeal/the appeal court.

14. The case is being referred to the Court of Appeal.

15. The Court of Appeal exercised its jurisdiction to order a review of the case.

16. The Court of Appeal reversed the earlier judgment and set him free.

17. The case will be heard in the Court of Appeal.

18. The case will be heard by the court of appeal next month.

19. The Court of Appeal quashed his conviction.

20. Decision of the Court of Appeal reversed.

21. The Court of Appeal overturned his decision.

22. He was upheld by the Court of Appeal.

23. The Court of Appeal has struggled to reconcile the two decisions but has come in for criticism.

24. But the Court of Appeal quashed his conviction and accepted that the woman probably faked her injuries and fabricated the allegations.

25. The civil division of the Court of Appeal enjoys much wider powers to order a retrial than the criminal division.

26. This error clearly influenced the Court of Appeal on this issue.

27. The facts here being admittedly extreme, the Court of Appeal could dismiss this suggestion without difficulty.

28. The court of appeal reversed the original verdict set the prisoner free.

29. The House of Lords overruled the decision of the Court of Appeal.

30. The High Court has referred the case to the Court of Appeal.

1. The Court of Appeal overturned the original ruling.

2. In 1991, the Court of Appeal overruled this decision.

3. The Court of Appeal set aside his conviction.

4. The House of Lords overruled the decision of the Court of Appeal.

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31. If the Court of Appeal orders their release it will not surprise many prison staff.

32. The Court of Appeal held that the oral statement overrode the exclusion clause which therefore did not form part of the contract.

33. The Court of Appeal concluded that he ordinarily worked outside Great Britain and was therefore unable to pursue an unfair dismissal claim.

34. The Court of Appeal similarly dismissed the taxpayers' further appeal.

34. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

35. The Court of Appeal in finding against merchantability laid emphasis upon the reasonableness of the degree of fitness to be expected.

36. Both the compromise issue and the cancellation issue were therefore finally decided by the Court of Appeal.

37. The Court of Appeal has power to receive fresh evidence only on special grounds.

38. It is difficult to persuade the Court of Appeal to alter a finding of direct fact by the trial judge.

39. Recent high awards of damages in libel cases have led the Court of Appeal to a greater willingness to interfere.

40. The Court of Appeal held that the accused had a duty to provide information as to the status of his patients.

41. The majority of the Court of Appeal concluded that the same principle should not apply in the case of such public authorities.

42. The decision of the Court of Appeal overturning that of Vinelott J. could be seen as appeal or review.

43. The Court of Appeal allowed the appellant's appeal against conviction of committing an act of gross indecency.

44. The Court of Appeal quashed the conviction because the judge had directed the jury in Caldwell terms.

45. The Court of Appeal held the defendants liable in negligence for damage caused to the dress.

46. The Court of Appeal is bound by decisions of the House of Lords and by its own earlier decisions.

47. The Court of Appeal affirmed the existence of an implied duty not to prepare to compete and gave judgment for the plaintiffs.

48. Finally, the question arises whether this application should have been made to the Court of Appeal.

49. Of course, the parties might agree to disclose expert reports, a practice which is encouraged by the Court of Appeal.

50. Last month three Court of Appeal court judges refused to overturn the libel jury's verdict.

51. This clause was construed by both Evershed J and the Court of Appeal to include acting as a consultant.

52. In the second case, the Law Lords reinstated a ￡12,000 damages award which had been cancelled by the Court of Appeal.

53. The Court of Appeal reversed the judge's decision to refuse the injunctions sought.

54. In the Court of Appeal, the judgment below was set aside and judgment was entered for the defendants on their counterclaim.

55. The Court of Appeal found that there had been a breach but the phrasing of the judgment is none the less restrictive.

56. The Court of Appeal had two reasons for deciding that Rule 1 did not apply.

57. The Court of Appeal held that the crime was not aggravated burglary.

58. The case has been adjourned until the Rock's Court of Appeal meets in March.

59. The majority of the Court of Appeal held that it had jurisdiction to quash the judge's order.

60. And the House of Lords reversed the Court of Appeal and decided that the union was responsible for its shop stewards.

61. The Court of Appeal overruled the decision on the facts, but not this interpretation of the general law.

62. The Court of Appeal considered that the information did not amount to a trade secret.

63. But he has now refused either to grant the long-expected pardon or refer the case back to the Court of Appeal.

64. The Court of Appeal allowed the taxpayer's appeal and affirmed the decision of the Board of Review.

65. In this case we must reconstitute ourselves into a court of appeal and go through all the evidence afresh.

66. In spite of this,[http:///court of appeal.html] the Court of Appeal held that the parties intended risk to pass when the buyers accepted the delivery note.

67. He was their final court of appeal and punished them as he saw fit.

68. The Court of Appeal held that the rent payable was ￡1,900 rather than the realisable value of 1,900 gold sovereigns.

69. The Court of Appeal held that this was sufficient to entitle the plaintiffs to an interlocutory injunction.

70. The first inquest verdict was later quashed by the Court of Appeal.

71. The bill also allows the Lord Chancellor to restrict the automatic right of appeal to the Court of Appeal.

72. The petitioner applied to the Court of Appeal for leave to appeal to the Privy Council.

73. It was accepted by the Court of Appeal that the letter had to be construed as part of the written contract.

74. Right at the last minute, before the final Court of Appeal hearing on 1 May, evidence alleging torture was adduced.

75. And last October it was announced that his claims to be innocent would be heard once again by the Court of Appeal.

76. A differently composes Court of Appeal rejected an appeal by the local authority on the substantive questions.

77. The Court of Appeal quashed the conviction, declaring that the subjective definition was necessary.

78. The Court of Appeal applied the restraint of trade doctrine and found that the agreement was reasonable.

79. The defendants denied liability and the Court of Appeal held that the term in question was not incorporated into the contract.

80. If the matter can not be resolved by the Court of Appeal, it has power to order a retrial.

81. Stay of Calder's suspension pending an application to the Court of Appeal.

82. The judge dismissed the action but the Court of Appeal allowed the plaintiffs' appeal and granted the declaration sought.

83. The Court of Appeal held that in these circumstances the security could not be enforced against the wife.

84. His Lordship then considered whether the decision of the Court of Appeal could be justified as an exercise of review rather than appeal.

85. When her appeal to the appeal tribunal was dismissed, the applicant appealed to the Court of Appeal.

86. Sarbutts was later charged with perjury by making a false statement while a witness at the Court of Appeal.

87. In Spratt, though interpretations vary, the Court of Appeal seems to have required intentionally or recklessly occasioning actual bodily harm.

88. The Court of Appeal reversed this decision, but it was held that instructions were relevant in deciding fitness for purpose.

89. There are only seven women high court judges, two in the court of appeal, and no women law lords.

90. The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal overturned his conviction for wounding one of the teenagers, who later died.

91. Nolan J. dismissed the claim but the Court of Appeal, by a majority, reversed his decision.

92. His decision was upheld by the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords.

93. In Goodfellow the Court of Appeal ruled that there should be no reference to the risk of damage to property.

94. The Court of Appeal exercises the functions both of review and of supervision.

95. When the defendant appealed, the Court of Appeal upheld that submission and quashed his convictions.

96. If he refers it to the Court of Appeal, Courtney may well spend a proper period in jail.

97. The Court of Appeal held that even if there had been a right of rescission it was barred by lapse of time.

98. On July 4 the court of appeal in Dakar dropped the charges against Habre.

99. The Court of Appeal had held that there was no trade dispute and so no protection for the trade union officials.

100. In the Court of Appeal the majority held that, as a matter of construction, the clause did not apply.

101. Why should the Court of Appeal be bound by its own decisions?

102. The alternative would be for the Court of Appeal to decide all the matters before it.

103. The Court of Appeal sat on 28 October 1991 and gave judgment on 12 November.

104. The doctrine of precedent requires that trial judges follow decisions of the Court of Appeal and House of Lords.

105. The Court of Appeal set aside that judgment and entered judgment for the defendants on their counterclaim.

106. The jury awarded Hayward ￡50,000, and the Court of Appeal upheld the verdict because the article was capable of implying guilt.

107. The Court of Appeal held that there was no theft because the accused had not appropriated the property.

108. The Court of Appeal ordered a retrial.

109. The High Court shall comprise the Court of Appeal and Court of First Instance.

110. A military court at the next higher level the court of appeal for at thelower level.

111. The OED is the final court of appeal in all matters concerning English words.

112. The High Court shall comprise the Court of Appeal and the Court of First Instance.

113. If its allows appeal[/court of appeal.html], Court of Appeal would be faced with a difficult decision.

114. The OED is the court of appeal in all matters concerning English words.

115. The OED is the final court of appeal in all matters concerning Egilish words.

116. F 1's governing body has referred the diffuser saga to the FIA Court of Appeal.

117. The appeal was heard before the Court of Appeal which held that BL 121 did not confine the meaning of " rateable value" to the meaning contained in the Rating Ordinance.

118. There is for Hobbes, as for Thrasymachus, no higher court of appeal than the will or the word of the sovereign, no transcendent law, no divine law, no source of authority outside sovereign command.