High Court Appeals – when the wrong tree barks back
A case analysis on where, when, how and to whom an appeal should be brought Introduction For many High Court litigants, a court order granting the relief requested will be a final nail in the proverbial coffin. Following months - if not years - of legal fees, very few unsuccessful parties to a suit will be possessed of the will (or finances) to fight on. However for those few who have such resources at their disposal, or perhaps are strengthened by a particularly just cause, there remains an avenue of last resort: the appeals process. The exact procedure for an…

