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hi all
i need some clarification on a appeal process,
i have appealed a magistrates decision and i was under impression i do not need permission
i havent handed in my skeleton argument and it is a little overdue
i have a oral hearing in 2 weeks and i understand this is to decide wether it can go ahead but if this is the case does is this the same as getting permission for a appeal. i also understand that at a oral hearing you cannot appeal a decsion
my other question is if this procedure is wrong should i not get a proper re hearing of the case infront of a judge and can anyone explain the diference in appealing a magistrates and judges do they both have to go through a oral hearing before a decsion to appeal is made.
thanks all
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