Finality Of Appellate Court Rulings
An appellate court's ruling is final unless
Aboth parties agree to litigate the same cause of action again
Bthe presiding judge decides to dismiss the case based on personal preference
Cthe case is remanded to a lower court for a new trial
Dthe appellant is dissatisfied and requests a new appeal before the same court
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