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The person assessed is entitled to appeal against the assessment . The more contentious elections become in a presidential election , the less and less are the vote totals for the president going to be , and the less any party is required to appeal to more people . LARSON , J. : In this appeal we decide if the time allowed to appeal from a municipal court to a district court excludes those days that are " observed holidays " by administrative order or whether the days to be excluded in the time computation are only those days designated " legal holidays " as statutorily defined . Under most Kansas statutes , the time for taking an appeal under the civil code does not commence to run until the party entitled to appeal has received notice of the judgment or order or the judgment is filed with the clerk of the court . Full representation , appeals to and inclusions of 100 % of the voting population as important in an election , can only be done by setting up a context where all parties are required and are benefited by appealing to 100 % of the voting populace , instead of only required to appeal to 50 % of them ( that vote that is ) in majoritarian contexts , to appeal to less than 50 % to get elected in IRV contexts . While Rhem has asked to leave quietly , Van Hoeven has chosen to appeal his rebuke to the regional synod which will hear his appeal at its regular May assembly . A labor union or employees ' association which exercises its right to be heard under this subdivision shall not be entitled to appeal any judgment , order , or decree relating to the plan , unless otherwise permitted by law . ARKHANGELSK PULP AND PAPER MILL , the second-largest forest products company in Russia , has announced that it is prepared to appeal to the nation 's highest court to prevent a forcible takeover by corporate raiders . If the Executive Committee upholds the decision of the Membership Committee , the rejected applicant or former member shall be allowed to appeal directly to the membership at the next annual meeting . A different politics is possible with different biophilic districts because that would change the particular groups a candidate would be required to appeal to in the long run , a candidate that represents a region instead of a party ( which was the idea of the United States in the first place ) . The question becomes one of elite formation and how representative they are : to what are the various leadership elites beholden if they design their own representative structures that rubberstamp their policies , or that write out of the polity more locally inclusive social frameworks of politics - - dismantling local geographies by the engineering of district level creations around demographic lines instead of inclusive geographic lines which would change the frameworks of informal party interaction and make elections more competitive , and thus , more integrative , more representative - - since people would have a choice of informal parties as well as informal parties would be required to appeal to specific geographies instead of particular demographic groups . In hearing his case , the MSPB said , " A competitive service employee serving a probationary period is nevertheless entitled to appeal to the board if he has completed one year of current continuous service other than under a temporary appointment limited to one year or less .