Assertion: decree | /r/HasProperty | appealable
Facets:
value: conversely
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: obviously
type: DEGREE
value: almost always
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Conversely, an order is appealable and non-appealable.
text: A decree is usually appealable, except when it is specifically barred by law.
text: Conversely, an order is appealable and non-appealable.
text: While the decree contains conclusive determination of a right, the order may or may not finally determine a right but is, nevertheless, not appealable.
text: Only the orders specified in this code are appealable.
text: Only those orders which are specified as appealable in the code are appealable.
text: Ordinarily appeal lies from every decree, but order are appealable only, if provided by Sec.
text: Conversely, an order is the legal announcement of the decision (or judgment) taken by the court (or by the judge) with regard to the relationship of the parties within the context of legal proceedings; and A decree is usually appealable while there is no second appeal against orders.
text: Every decree is appealable unless expressly provided.
text: A decree is appealable and even second appeal lies to High Court after the first appeal of a decree.
text: Every decree is appealable unless an appeal is expressly barred.
text: Obviously, such a decree is almost always final and non-appealable since the parties worked it out.