Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal was admissible despite only requesting remand and not stating a quantified monetary claim
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant failed to state a sufficient reformative request and remand was not necessary for additional fact-finding.
Extracted reasoning
In a federal appeal, the appellant must specify the monetary relief sought. A bare remand request is only sufficient if the Federal Supreme Court cannot decide the case itself and must return it for further findings. Here, the lower court's factual findings were decisive and no further clarification was required.