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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Appeal against

Can you 'appeal against' something as in my sentence below?

The purpose of the following rationale is to appeal against the student debt accumulated by me during my time enrolled on the B.Sc Geography course.
  

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One typically appeals (against) a decision made by some duly authorized body. So, you can't simply 'appeal against a debt'. Did someone made a mistake in calculating the amount that you have been charged?

— Clive

  • One typically appeals (against) a decision made by some duly authorized body.
  • So, you can't simply 'appeal against a debt'.
  • Did someone made a mistake in calculating the amount that you have been charged?
  • Clive
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One typically appeals (against) a decision made by some duly authorized body.

So, you can't simply 'appeal against a debt'.

Did someone made a mistake in calculating the amount that you have been charged?

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