As a practitioner, I know that navigating the corridors of the High Court’s revisional jurisdiction is often like walking a tightrope. It is one of the most misunderstood and, consequently, misapplied areas of procedural law. Many young associates, and even some seasoned seniors, mistake a Revision for a “Second Appeal” in disguise. It is not. While an appeal is a statutory right, Revision is a discretionary power of the superior court. It is a supervisory tool designed to ensure that the subordinate courts stay within the four corners of their jurisdictional boundaries. Section I: The Jurisdictional Trinity: For a lawyer,…