The effect of malicious appeals on preparatory and provisional decisions

Abstract

The appeal against the judicial ruling, which is called the appeal, is only a means given by the law to the opponents to reassure them if they began to invalidate the judgment or part of it However, this guarantee may be a means that the litigants can take to delay the settlement of the case and prolong the dispute if the parties to the case resort to the use of means of appeal in order to harm their opponents, especially when they feel that the outcome of the action will be in their favor.