In the Case Stated?

In law, a case stated is a procedure by which a court or tribunal can ask another court for its opinion on a point of law. ... On the hearing of a case stated, the higher court is restricted to consideration of the law alone and is required to accept the statement of facts submitted to it by the lower court.

What does the term case stated mean?

Appealing a determination – the Case Stated Process. Determinations made by an Appeal Commissioner are final and conclusive. ... In practical terms what this means is that a party cannot appeal a determination to the High Court simply because the party to the appeal does not like it.

What is a case stated appeal?

An appeal by way of case stated is an appeal to a superior court on the basis of a set of facts (case) specified by the inferior court (stated) for the superior court to make a decision on the application of the law to those facts.