Question

Hector Diaz is unhappy with the decision the trial court made, so he appealed his case to a higher court. In this example Hector is the

Answer 1

In this example Hector is the appellant

Step-by-step explanation:

An appellant is a person who is not happy or satisfied with the decision of a lower court and hence he/she appeals to the higher court for looking into the decision taken by the lower court with an expectation of reversing the decision of the lower court.

Since, Hector is also appealing to the higher court with an expectation of reversing the decision of the lower court, he will be known as an appellant