Definition: The word 'appellati' in English refers to a request or complaint addressed to the court or other judicial body for consideration. Definition: Appellati, meaning 'to make an appeal', is used when someone seeks the review, either by a higher court or by a tribunal of administrative bodies. It often involves an argument presented to the court or another authority that challenges a decision made on appeal (or in case of civil appeals). Appellati can also be used informally to mean 'to contest' or 'to raise'.
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what should be said.