What does it mean to seek truth in legal appeal?
There are broad and narrow meanings of appeal in law. Broadly speaking, the appeal is a request to the court for a judgment (the parties hope that the court will make corresponding confirmation, payment, and formation of these specific judgments); The narrow appeal only refers to the legal interests that the plaintiff claims from the defendant. There are three principles in the induction of appeals: 1. The parties' litigation and defense contents are inconsistent, and the litigation and defense contents are summarized according to the new principles. If the request for the first hearing is inconsistent with the request for the second hearing, the request for the second hearing shall prevail; If the indictment is inconsistent with the court statement, the court statement shall prevail. 2. Opinions are not summarized after the hearing. 3. New induction is also true. Is there anything you don't understand?
