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Duty of the court before allowing an appeal
Effect of allowing an appeal
Effect of allowing an appeal without first requiring any ground to be shown
Grounds upon which an appeal may be allowed
How the court determines whether to allow an appeal; the distinction between civil cases and criminal cases
The effect of a respondent conceding to the allowing of an appeal
The overriding consideration in allowing appeals
When an appellate court will allow an appeal
Whether an appeal can be allowed by consent
Whether an appeal will be allowed by the Supreme Court where an appellate court raised an issue suo motu and took a decision without hearing the parties on that issue
Whether an appellate court can allow an appeal on the ground of reception of inadmissible evidence
Whether every point successfully taken that will result in an appeal being allowed
Whether the appellate court can allow an appeal in respect of which no reliefs are sought
Whether the fact that a party has established an error in the proceedings means that the appeal must be allowed
Whether the success of a party on an issue will result in allowing an appeal
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