He did not agree with the decission.
when two or more lower courts cannot agree on a decision
No, well i don't agree.
Yes, they are. However - if the question at issue has already been ruled on and decided by a previous court decision the Appeals Court is quite likely to agree with the previous decision and rule the same due to precedent.
no because i am not with that thing.
Judicial majority refers to the decision reached when more than half of the judges or justices in a court agree on a particular ruling or interpretation of the law. In appellate courts, this majority opinion sets a binding precedent for lower courts and future cases. The majority opinion typically outlines the legal reasoning behind the decision, while dissenting opinions may be written by judges who disagree. The concept underscores the importance of consensus in judicial decision-making.
The executor always has the power to make the decision. They do not need to have anyone agree with them. Though the court may be able to contest their decision.
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A unanimous decision means that everyone involved agrees.
Most likely the courts will agree with whatever the two of you agree upon. If neither of you has an issue with sharing custody, then they will probably sign it that way.
YES AS LONG AS THE MAJORITY AGREE.
If both parties agree to mediation.