The ruling on not being satisfied with the judge's ruling before it is completed

Question:
This is a lawsuit between two individuals in one of the courts regarding one of the cases before the judge. The party against whom the ruling was sought asked not to be satisfied with the ruling and requested to refer the matter to the appellate body. Is that considered not being satisfied with the ruling of Allah? Yes, if he has valid criticism and evidence, and he believes that the judge did not complete the proceedings of the ruling, and that the ruling requires examination of the witnesses and evidence, then it is

Answer:
No, this does not fall under not being satisfied. He wants the ruling to be completed. He says the ruling has not been stated, that this ruling is not correct, that the ruling has not been completed yet, that the judge did not examine the matter carefully, that he has such and such and such and such, so the ruling has not been finalized. However, if the ruling is complete, he must be satisfied and convinced. If the ruling is complete, he must be satisfied and convinced. Yes.