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The doctrine that is used by appellate courts to reject an appeal is
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The doctrine that is used by appellate courts to
reject an appeal is

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The disentitlement doctrine grants appellate courts discretionary power to stay or dismiss the appeal of a litigant who has refused to comply with a trial court's orders.
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