what is the jurisdiction of the court of appeal?

Answer 1

jurisdiction? the court of appeal can hear any case coming from lower courts...in uk law, there are 2 division for the appellate court...civil and criminal, it can hear appeal directly coming from the county courts and high courts trying civil cases, and can hear appeal also coming from the magistrates and crown court for criminal actions.

Answer 2

The "jurisdiction" of the Appeals Court is the geographical area or part of country that the Appeals Court has the authority to try cases brought before it. Usually the applicable variable that is used is the city, the province or even the named Courts of the Courts of the First Instance that the Appeals Court has the authority to review judgments issued from.

Answer 3

Appellate jurisdiction over judgments of the Trial Courts and Quasi-Judicial agencies.

Original jurisdiction over certiorari, mandamus and other petitions for relief for rulings from the lower courts.