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In Law, What Is The Difference Between The Grounds Of Appeal And The Skeleton Argument?

I need to appeal against a decision by the solicitors disciplinary tribunal but i am not sure what should go into my grounds of appeal and what should be in the skeleton argument.

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A skeleton argument underlies the background of the case so as to intimate the contending parties and the court of the grounds on which the case is to be contended. It establishes relevance and precludes a description of evidence and required reading so that all parties involved are on the same page. Whereas, the grounds of appeal are grounds on which the appeal is to be admissible in the court if suppose a contending party has lost the case.

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