Court decisions were still appealable to the House of Lords.
Decisions by archbishops in testamentary, matrimonial, and marriage annulment matters were appealable to the Court of Chancery instead of to the pope.
Decisions of the common law courts are appealable to the House of Lords.
Those involving the government, and civil suits exceeding a certain value were appealable to the Council of the Indies.
The execution of all decisions which were not appealable was rigidly required.
The acts of the judge were appealable to the audiencia of the district wherein he officiated.
Criminal cases were not ordinarily appealable to the Council of the Indies.
Decisions by archbishops in testamentary, matrimonial, and divorce matters were appealable to the Court of Chancery instead of to the pope.
Decisions of the common law courts are appealable to Parliament, which can change the common law by statute.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "appealable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
