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• n  the party who appeals a decision of a lower court
• a  of or relating to or taking account of appeals (usually legal appeals)

• In out of Court, as the appeal proceeded, stalked Lord Kylsant, the appellant, one of the most impressive peers in Britain, a man more than six and a half feet tall, broad in .
• It noted an "elaborately woven web of circumstantial evidence connecting appellant to the crimes and unerringly pointing to his participation in their commission.
• Maxim Gorky's life was the irresistible legend: unschooled Volga boatman turned great writer, angry appellant for Red Revolution, friend of Tolstoy and Lenin, humanist who .

• plaintiff in error
• appellate

News & Articles

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• Court Sets Argument Times for Network Neutrality Case
  But notice incorrectly divides appellant time between Verizon and MetroPCS, latter which has...
  Aug. 8, 2013 - Broadcasting and Cable
• Courts Sets Argument Times for Network Neutrality Case
  But notice incorrectly divides appellant time between Verizon and MetroPCS, latter which has...
  Aug. 8, 2013 - Broadcasting and Cable

Quotes

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• Paul White, Baron Hanningfield in The Press Association
  In written argument before the court, Alun Jones QC, for Lord Hanningfield told the judges: "The substantive issue in this appeal is whether the matters under investigation in this trial are, as the appellant contends, 'proceedings in Parliament'....
• Igor Judge in AFP
  Whoever raped her -- on these findings, it can't be the appellant,Judge said.
• Ian Binnie in Toronto Star
  The police had no greater access in this regard than the public, but their access was no less,said Binnie. "At that point, the appellant had done everything required to rid himself of the contents including whatever private information was...