What does Awaiting Remittal And Affirmed mean on a superior court appeal?

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mikemike998

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What does Awaiting Remittal And Affirmed mean on a superior court appeal if I have to appeal a MDJ tech service repair lawsuit to a superior after I have lost the commonwealth appeal?
 
"Affirmed" likely means that the court affirmed (agreed with) the decision of the lower court. You should be able to get a copy of the decision from the court file to see how the decision was explained. Appellate decisions are usually rather comprehensive in their explanations.

"Awaiting remittal" likely means that the file is waiting to be returned to the clerk of the court now that the appeal was decided.

"Record remitted" likely means that the file was returned to the clerk of the court now that the appeal was decided.
 
adjusterjack said:
"Affirmed" likely means that the court affirmed (agreed with) the decision of the lower court. You should be able to get a copy of the decision from the court file to see how the decision was explained. Appellate decisions are usually rather comprehensive in their explanations.

"Awaiting remittal" likely means that the file is waiting to be returned to the clerk of the court now that the appeal was decided.

"Record remitted" likely means that the file was returned to the clerk of the court now that the appeal was decided.
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Can I appeal there decision? @adjusterjack
 
mikemike998 said:
What does Awaiting Remittal And Affirmed mean on a superior court appeal if I have to appeal a MDJ tech service repair lawsuit to a superior after I have lost the commonwealth appeal?
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adjusterjack said:
The next level is the state Supreme Court.

Some info and guides at:

LibGuides: Appellate Advocacy and Brief Writing: Pennsylvania Appeals

Appellate procedure resources for federal and state appellate courts.
libguides.law.widener.edu libguides.law.widener.edu

There's even a manual for filing pro se:


PS: Consider removing your attachment as it contains identifying information.
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@adjusterjack Can you please remove the attachment for me I can't remove it.
 

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