The Supreme Court is the highest court in Taiwan and has the final say on all legal matters.

The two main types of appeals in Taiwan are civil appeals and criminal appeals.

An appeal must be filed within 20 days of the judgment or order being appealed.

The role of the appellate court is to review the decision of the lower court and to determine whether there was any error in the proceedings or in the application of the law.

The grounds for an appeal in Taiwan include errors of law, errors of fact, new evidence, and any other grounds that the court may deem appropriate.

The procedure for filing an appeal in Taiwan involves filing a notice of appeal with the court, serving the notice of appeal on the other party, and filing a brief with the court.

The time limit for filing a brief in Taiwan is 30 days from the date of service of the notice of appeal.

After the briefs are filed, the court will schedule a hearing to hear oral arguments from the parties.

At the hearing, the parties are allowed to present their arguments to the court, cross-examine the witnesses, and introduce new evidence.

The outcome of an appeal in Taiwan can be any of the following: the court will affirm the decision of the lower court, the court will reverse the decision of the lower court, the court will order a new trial, or the court will dismiss the appeal.

The Supreme Court in Taiwan has the role of reviewing the decisions of the lower courts, interpreting the Constitution, and making new laws.

The procedure for appealing to the Supreme Court in Taiwan involves filing a petition for review with the Supreme Court, serving the petition for review on the other party, and filing a brief with the Supreme Court.

The time limit for filing a petition for review with the Supreme Court in Taiwan is 30 days from the date of the decision of the lower court.

After the petition for review is filed with the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court will issue a decision.

The outcome of an appeal to the Supreme Court in Taiwan can be any of the following: the Supreme Court will affirm the decision of the lower court, the Supreme Court will reverse the decision of the lower court, the Supreme Court will order a new trial, or the Supreme Court will dismiss the appeal.