appeal by permission; permitted appeal
A legal term for an appeal that requires the court's permission before it can be filed, as opposed to an appeal as of right. Used in Japanese civil procedure.
A permitted appeal is an appeal filed after obtaining permission from the high court.
抗告 is a general appeal against a court decision, while 許可抗告 specifically requires the court's permission to be filed.
即時抗告 is an immediate appeal that must be filed within a short period, whereas 許可抗告 requires prior court permission.
Compound of 許可 (permission) and 抗告 (appeal), reflecting the requirement of court permission for this type of appeal.