Full question:
I was a defendant in a small claims case, where the motion had no merrit, therefore the case was dismissed with prejudice. The plaintiff has appealed the decision. My question is: does this mean he is appealing the decision of the Magisgtrate based on facts already submitted, or is he going to be able to bring in any new evidence?
- Category: Small Claims
- Date:
- State: Michigan
Answer:
Typically an appeal only allows new evidence to be introduced if it could not have been discovered earlier.
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