Book 3: Appeal and Dika (Supreme Court)
- Section 223: Appeals go to the Court of Appeal
- Section 223 bis: Repealed
- Section 224: Capital-sum bar on factual appeals
- Section 225: Grounds must be raised below and material
- Section 226: Interlocutory orders and delayed appeal
- Section 227: Case-ending orders are not interim orders
- Section 228: Interim orders that may be appealed
- Section 229: How and when to lodge an appeal
- Section 230: Certification to appeal on the facts
- Section 231: Stay of execution pending appeal
- Section 232: Trial court screening of appeals
- Section 233: Additional deposit for the winner's fees
- Section 234: Appealing a refusal to accept an appeal
- Section 235: Serving the appeal and forwarding the file
- Section 236: Appellate ruling on a refused appeal
- Section 237: Answer to the appeal, no default
- Section 238: Law-only appeals bound by trial facts
- Section 239: Order-appeals decided before judgment-appeals
- Section 240: How the appellate court decides
- Section 241: Oral submissions on appeal
- Section 242: How the Court of Appeal decides an appeal
- Section 243: Court of Appeal's power to set aside and remand
- Section 244: Reading the Court of Appeal's judgment
- Section 244/1: Court of Appeal judgment is final
- Section 245: Who is bound by an appellate judgment
- Section 246: Trial rules apply to appeal proceedings
- Section 247: Leave required to dika to the Supreme Court
- Section 248: Panel that decides leave to dika
- Section 249: When the Supreme Court grants leave to dika
- Section 250: Supreme Court president's dika regulations
- Section 251: Supreme Court ruling on law and remand
- Section 252: Appeal rules apply to dika by analogy