When litigants not satisfied with the decision of a court of limited jurisdiction appeal to a court of general jurisdiction they will get:

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The options presented in the question are all incorrect. When a litigant appeals a decision of a court of limited jurisdiction to a court of general jurisdiction, they will undergo an appeals process that varies depending on the jurisdiction and the rules that apply to the case. It is not an automatic reversal of decision nor is it a stare decisis or a magna carta. A writ of certiorari is a specific type of appeal process that applies to higher courts reviewing decisions of lower courts, but it is not relevant to the scenario described in the question.

When Litigants Not Satisfied with the Decision of a Court