A party may appeal a First Instance judgment if it was based on documents or testimony that are acknowledged as, or judicially declared to be, false after the judgment was issued. This ground for appeal ensures that justice is not subverted by perju…
A party may appeal a First Instance judgment if it was based on documents or testimony that are acknowledged as, or judicially declared to be, false after the judgment was issued. This ground for appeal ensures that justice is not subverted by perjury or forgery. If the truth comes to light after the initial ruling, the Appellate Division provides a mechanism to reconsider the case based on authentic evidence, thereby maintaining the conclusive evidentiary value and integrity of the judicial process.
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