The court of appeals, accepting new evidence that could not have been presented in the first instance, no?



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The court makes a ruling on this, but it doesn't have to be in writing The evidence is attached, don't bother Article 224. Procedure for making court rulings 1. Court rulings of the court of first instance by which a case is not resolved on the merits shall be rendered in the form of court rulings. Court rulings shall be rendered in a deliberation room in the manner prescribed by Part one of Article 15 of this Code 2. When resolving simple issues, the court or judge may issue orders without leaving the deliberation room. Such rulings shall be entered in the record of the court session 3. Court rulings shall be announced immediately after they are rendered 4. A court ruling may be executed in the form of an electronic document. If the ruling is executed in the form of an electronic document, a paper copy of the ruling shall be executed in addition.

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The court makes a ruling on this, but it doesn't have to be in writing The evidence is attached Don't bother Article 224. Order of court rulings 1. Judicial decisions of the court of first instance by which the case is not resolved on the merits shall be rendered in the form of a ruling of the court. Court rulings shall be rendered in a deliberation room in the manner prescribed by Part one of Article 15 of this Code 2. When resolving simple issues, the court or judge may issue a ruling without leaving the deliberation room. Such rulings shall be entered in the record of the court session 3. Court rulings shall be announced immediately after they are rendered 4. A court ruling may be executed in the form of an electronic document. If the ruling is executed in the form of an electronic document, a paper copy of the ruling shall be executed in addition.

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What's not in the record?

Response from 0[+++++]
He didn't have to make such a determination. Will write about it in the appellate determination.

Response from 0[+++]
This is a lazy student.

 

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