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The appeal is the right that assists the party in the process to challenge a certain judicial or LAJ resolution, which he considers detrimental to his interests and through which he seeks that the same judicial body that issued the resolution or the corresponding superior modify it in whole or in part. In a simpler way we can say that the appeal is that procedural act that a procedural party formulates against a judicial resolution that he considers detrimental to his interests. Ordinary appeals are those whose reasons for filing and admission are not limited by law, in them it is not necessary to specify the cause or reason for the challenge, it is enough to allege the prejudice of the contested resolution. In the civil process, ordinary appeals are those of replacement, appeal and complaint. Let's watch the video.